La théorie kantienne du mal comme manière de penser : la gravité du mensonge à soi-même
This thesis aims at deepening the Kantian interpretation of propensity to moral evil as a way of thinking. This not only pressuposes that it is possible to describe this way of thinking but that an image of a morally evel man might be derived from  this description. To achieve this goal, this study conceives the propensity to evil as a way of thinking that serves a double movement. Firstly, propensity to evil is a «moral inversion » where the subject subordinates good to evil. Secondly, this propensity is a move that allows the subjetc  « to turn away from» his own conscience and to justify the fairness of his own selfish interets. It is in this double movement where this study finds its own structure.
Emmanuel Kant Philosophy propensity to evil moral inversion self-lying Kant