This is a translation of a book that is considered the best of what the great philosopher Kant wrote in the field of ethics, because what he presented in it of the tendency and the doctrine he explained in it, and the way he took in order to clarify this moral tendency and this moral doctrine, all of those came in the best way to come It matters, in terms of clarity and clarity of thought, in terms of the depth and breadth of thought, and in terms of the unity of this thought in its plurality. The translator has made the utmost effort and emptied every effort in order for this translation to come as accurate and clear as the translation is more accurate and clear, and that is through the basic reliance on German origin. This book is based on three sections:
The first section is about the transition from knowledge of morals, a general intellectual knowledge, to a philosophical knowledge of it.
The second section is about the transition from the familiar moral philosophy, that is, the popular one, to the metaphysics of morals.
The third section is about the transition from the metaphysics of ethics to the critique of pure practical reason.
And if Kant was known for some ambiguity, it becomes clearer and clearer in this unique and indispensable translation for all readers and lovers of philosophy in general.
