Ethics and the Materialist Conception of History by Karl Kautsky delves into the intersection of ethics philosophy and social development. The book explores Kant's ethical theory emphasizing the importance of moral duty and universal principles. Kautsky contrasts materialistic and utilitarian views highlighting the autonomy of moral agents and the role of moral obligation. The text also examines the relationship between social classes moral ideals and the inevitability of socialism offering insights into the development of human civilization and the pursuit of a classless society.
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