Kantian Ethics

Welcome to the "Kantian Ethics" category on Questions LLC! Here, we delve into the world of moral philosophy through the lens of German philosopher Immanuel Kant and his groundbreaking ethical framework. Kantian Ethics seeks to understand the moral obligations and duties that guide our actions, based on reason and respect for all individuals. Whether you are a seasoned student of philosophy or simply curious about the complex nature of ethical decision-making, this category is the perfect place to explore, discuss, and find answers to your burning questions about Kantian Ethics. So, join us in unraveling the intricacies of this philosophical field and engaging in thought-provoking conversations with our knowledgeable community.

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Kant states his "practical imperative" on page 41. This second formulation of the categorical imperative states, "So act that
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What is one formulation of Kant’s categorical imperative?An eye for an eye. Always act in such a way that you promote the
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What is the notion “good” mean for Kant? How does this lead him to the categorical imperative (provide and fully explain at
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These two questions are similar in type and I am really confused by the textbook.1) Which of the following objections to
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The Categorical Imperative variation, "Act so as to treat humanity, whether in your own person or that of any other, as an end
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Question 1. 1. It is unfair to criticize the profit-making purpose of business because: (Points : 1)it is in the nature of
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1. Kantian (deontological) ethics justifies criminal punishment on which of the following grounds?A. Retribution B.
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Kant states his third formulation of the categorical imperative on page 44. On page 45, he attaches the concept of a "kingdom of
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2. asked by lia agnew
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Kant states his third formulation of the categorical imperative on page 44. On page 45, he attaches the concept of a "kingdom of
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2. asked by lia agnew
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On page 40, Kant claims that an "end in itself" does not exist for moral agents.true or false
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Ipaliwanag ito sa tagalog at magbigay ng halimbawa sa bawat isa.- You are morally obligated not to violate a person's rights. It
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Ipaliwanag sa tagalog at magbigay ng halimbawa sa bawat isa.- Kant has claimed that the sole thing that is good without further
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Explain- Kant likewise contends that the inspirations of people for their activities go past joy, and chat we practice reason
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Ipaliwanag sa tagalogKant's perspective is that human motivations for our actions extend beyond mere pursuit of personal
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Magbigay ng halimbawa dito.Ayon kay Kant, ang mga motibasyon ng mga tao sa kanilang mga gawaing ito ay lumalampas sa saya, at
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Immanuel Kant suggested that pure reason is very important for moral guidance , but that it lack one's particular aspect. What
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