Title: Readability--An Underrated Feature Among Kant Scholars
Product review: While I do not agree with a great deal of what Professor Korsgaard has to say in this text, I willingly admit that it is, by far, the most accessible and easily read sophisticated commentary on Kant's ethical theory.By easily read, I want to make clear that I do not find her work here simplistic. Indeed, her study of the Groundwork of the Metatphysics of Morals is just as insightful and complex as that of Roger Sullivan or Allen Wood.What makes Professor Korsgaard's work stand apart is that it can be not only read but actually understood by someone who is familiar with the primary texts. She uses plain, concise language to get her points across. She is to be praised for this.I recommend this book to anyone with a desire to dig deeper into Kant's moral philosophy. The work should be especially appealing to undergraduates, who are in dire need of more intelligent and intelligible books like this.
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