La Filosof��a del Derecho de Kant Una aproximaci��n cr��tica a los fundamentos metaf��sicos del derecho

One of Immanuel Kant's most enduring merits is his ability to hold the Doctrine of Law in a central position within practical philosophy. María Guadalupe Martínez Fisher's work The Philosophy of Kant's Law: A Critical Approach to the Metaphysical Foundations of Law offers a deep and critical insight into how Kant bases law not on power tradition or metaphysical concepts of good but on freedom. Martinez Fisher argues clearly that Kantian philosophy is essentially a philosophy of freedom extending this premise to the Doctrine of Law. In his exhaustive analysis he shows how law according to Kant is indispensable for the creation of the necessary conditions that allow the use of freedom. The author addresses common misunderstandings about Kant's philosophy of law clarifying that it is not a simple theory of coercion nor a direct derivation of ethics but a systematic and thoughtful interpretation of the idea of freedom. In his exploration of fundamental themes such as the relationship between law morality and ethics and the critique of the thought of natural law Martínez Fisher demonstrates how law for Kant is a practical and regulative expression of reason oriented towards peace and justice. The work also examines the important notion of human dignity within the Kantian legal framework reaffirming its relevance in contemporary political and legal philosophy. Through rigorous work of interpretation and criticism Martinez Fisher achieves a coherent and compelling reconstruction of Kant's philosophy of law. This book not only illuminates the Kantian foundations of law but also reiterates the importance of considering law as a continuous process of progress of the idea of freedom in history. Kant's Philosophy of Law: A Critical Approach to the Metaphysical Foundations of Law is a significant contribution that invites deep reflection on the relevance and application of Kantian thought in the modern world. The clarity and depth of Martinez Fisher's analysis make this work an essential reading for those interested in the philosophy of law and practical philosophy in general. An essential book that rekindles the dialogue on Kantian law with a clarity and rigor typical of philosophical exercise!