Immanuel Kant Core Concept Videos

These are shorter, more closely focused videos (10-30 minutes long), each of which is focused on one key idea in a philosophical thinker's text. These focus on ideas in Immanuel Kant's classic work in ethics and moral theory, The Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals (which you can get a copy of here)

Immanuel Kant's Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals

• The Good Will
• On the Notion of Duty
• Is Reason for Happiness or Duty?
• Three Types of Imperatives
• First Formulation of the Categorical Imperative
• Kant's Examples Applying Categorical Imperative, First Formulation
• More Examples Applying Categorical Imperative, First Formulation
• Universal Rules and Making Exceptions
• Means, Ends, Value, and Human Dignity
• Second Formulation of the Categorical Imperative
• Kant's Examples Applying the Categorical Imperative, Second Formulation
• More Examples Applying Categorical Imperative, Second Formulation
• The Third Formulation of the Categorical Imperative
• Three Modes of Presenting The Principle of Morality
• Heteronomy and Spurious Principles of Morality
• Freedom of The Will
• The Thing In-Itself and the Free Human Being
• The Faculties or Reason, Understanding, and Sense
• How Categorical Imperatives Are Possible
• The Dialectic of Reason in the Groundwork
• The Limits of Practical Philosophy

If you are looking for additional help in understanding Kant's work and thought, I offer tutorial sessions, which you can find out about by clicking here.