The Dualism of Practical Reason and the Autonomy: Sidgwick’s Pessimism and Kant’s Optimism
The Dualism of Practical Reason and the Autonomy: Sidgwick’s Pessimism and Kant’s Optimism

Summary/Abstract: The question this paper is concerned with is: what if Immanuel Kant found a solution to the problem of the dualism of practical reason before Henry Sidgwick even came to formulate it? A comparison of Sidgwick’s and Kant’s approach to the problem of the dualism of practical reason is presented only in general terms, but the author concludes that this is sufficient for grasping the advantage of Kant’s solution to the problem.

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