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Is Free Will Confucian? Li Zehou’s Confucian Revision of the Kantian Will

Is Free Will Confucian? Li Zehou’s Confucian Revision of the Kantian Will <p>Abstract:</p><p>While many scholars argue that classical Confucian moral teachings lack a concept of free will, Li Zehou asserts that free will is central to classical Confucian ethics. This essay evaluates the Confucian character of Li’s revised conception of Kantian free will, and shows that the relevant arguments in fact support its identifiably Confucian nature.</p> http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Philosophy East and West University of Hawai'I Press

Is Free Will Confucian? Li Zehou’s Confucian Revision of the Kantian Will

Carleo, Robert A.
Philosophy East and West , Volume 70 (1) – Feb 21, 2020
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<p>Abstract:</p><p>While many scholars argue that classical Confucian moral teachings lack a concept of free will, Li Zehou asserts that free will is central to classical Confucian ethics. This essay evaluates the Confucian character of Li’s revised conception of Kantian free will, and shows that the relevant arguments in fact support its identifiably Confucian nature.</p>

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Published: Feb 21, 2020

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