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The aim is to explore Kant’s idea of hope in relation to morality and happiness, emphasizing its philosophical implications.

February 25, 2026Theoria BeogradOpen Access

Kant’s moral teleology of hope

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The aim is to explore Kant’s idea of hope in relation to morality and happiness, emphasizing its philosophical implications.
Analyzed Kant's theoretical and practical philosophy regarding moral concepts.
Explored the relationship between hope, duty, and moral action.
Interpreted the transition from moral teleology to moral theology within Kant's framework.
Hope is a rational expectation of happiness linked to moral actions.
Moral action should not be motivated by hope but can be supported by it.
The existence of God serves as a necessary assumption for moral assurance in Kant’s philosophy.

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Examines hope's role in guiding moral action in a philosophical context, suggesting its importance for moral assurance.

Franjo Mijatović (2026) studied this question.

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