REASSESSING KANT'S AUTONOMY IN RELATION TO INDIVIDUAL, MORAL, AND POLITICAL AUTONOMY

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KHAZAEI ZAHRA; HEIDARI TAYEBEH

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REASSESSING KANT'S AUTONOMY IN RELATION TO INDIVIDUAL, MORAL, AND POLITICAL AUTONOMY

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KHAZAEI ZAHRA | HEIDARI TAYEBEH | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

KANTQ2

AUTONOMY OF THE WILLQ1

INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMYQ1

MORAL AUTONOMYQ1

POLITICAL AUTONOMYQ1

Abstract

KANT realizes the principle of AUTONOMY OF THE WILL as the sublime principle of morality. To him, if the principles we will are constituted by a being which poses universal laws, our "will or want" also acts autonomously and independently. Accordingly, moral laws are not only posed by humankind herself but she obliges herself to act according to the laws she herself has posed. Therefore, KANT takes autonomy into meticulous consideration in the realm of action and agency. With this in mind, the current article analyzes this principle on the basis of three extant interpretations of autonomy that is individual, moral, and political autonomies; it elucidates these three kinds of autonomy while referring to their propinquity with KANT' s. Ultimately, it comes in conclusion that whereas they have been grounded in different contexts, they do not mainly differ from KANT's AUTONOMY OF THE WILL because of their commonality in the two meanings of "being free from dependence" and "capability to pose laws". For KANT, the AUTONOMY OF THE WILL can be treated as some kind of MORAL AUTONOMY: one must be bound/subjected to duties of morality in order to apply or act according merely to one's INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY thereby the political sovereignty can also achieves its entire autonomy.

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KHAZAEI, ZAHRA, & HEIDARI, TAYEBEH. (2017). REASSESSING KANT'S AUTONOMY IN RELATION TO INDIVIDUAL, MORAL, AND POLITICAL AUTONOMY. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 19(2 (72)), 51-75. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/98144/en

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KHAZAEI ZAHRA, HEIDARI TAYEBEH. REASSESSING KANT'S AUTONOMY IN RELATION TO INDIVIDUAL, MORAL, AND POLITICAL AUTONOMY. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH[Internet]. 2017;19(2 (72)):51-75. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/98144/en

IEEE: Copy

ZAHRA KHAZAEI, and TAYEBEH HEIDARI, “REASSESSING KANT'S AUTONOMY IN RELATION TO INDIVIDUAL, MORAL, AND POLITICAL AUTONOMY,” JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH, vol. 19, no. 2 (72), pp. 51–75, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/98144/en

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