In this article the author analyzes the concept of "practical law" as developed by Kant in his Critique of Practical Reason. The author notes the roots of this concept in the modern school of natural law and states that this concept represents a shift from an ethic of obligation to an ethic of autonomy. In addition, the author analyzes the essential features of the "practical law" concept; the philosophical problems that arise from it, and the place of this concept in the landscape of Kantian ethics and moral philosophy.
Gonzalez Vallejos, M. (2010). El concepto de leyes prácticas en la ética kantiana. Revista De Filosofía, 66, Pág. 107–126. Retrieved from https://anuariocdh.uchile.cl/index.php/RDF/article/view/17223
