What is the main argument in "Reading Kant's Groundwork without giving up"?

The categorical imperative, section by section. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy provides academic depth on this topic.

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Reading Kant's Groundwork without giving up

The categorical imperative, section by section.

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Categorical imperative
Kant's test for moral actions: act only according to rules you could wish to be universal laws.
Deontology
A family of ethical theories that judge actions by their conformity to rules or duties, not by consequences.
Eudaimonia
Aristotle's term for human flourishing — living and acting well, not merely feeling good.
Existentialism
A movement holding that existence precedes essence: we are not born with a fixed nature, so we must create our own meaning.

: The categorical imperative, section by section. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy provides academic depth on this topic.