Kant duty and reason
[DOC File]DUTY THEORY, DEONTOLOGY, KANTIAN ETHICS
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For Kant, when we do things for any other reason than out of duty, our acts are not moral acts. For an act to be a moral act, we must do it for the sake of duty. That is, only the categorical imperative. is moral. The categorical imperative acts as a structure for determining …
[DOC File]Immanuel Kant (1724-1804)
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[DOC File]Aristotle
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Deontology – Duty: there is an objective moral law that it is our duty to follow. Kant gives moral absolutes that can be discovered by reason and moral imagination. These rules should be recognised and agreed upon by all rational people. One criticism is that they simply aren’t.
[DOC File]DUTY THEORY, DEONTOLOGY, KANTIAN ETHICS
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For Kant, when we do things for any other reason than out of duty, our acts are not moral acts. For an act to be a moral act, we must do it for the sake of duty. Moral laws are UNIVERSAL (applicable to all, regardless of their beliefs). Rightness is based on reason. As a result, there can be no conflict between moral duties. Distinguishes ...
[DOC File]Kantian Ethics
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In Kant’s view, we humans are rational moral agents whose actions are guided by universal ethical principles that can be discovered through reason. Morality is a system of rules that we choose to follow out of a sense of duty. Acting morally, as Kant sees it, has nothing to …
[DOC File]Stanford University
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The first command of duty regarding conscience, Kant says, is to “know (scrutinize, fathom) yourself” regarding your own maxims and the incentives on which you act (MS 6:441). This is a duty Kant regards as impossible to fulfill completely, and whose fulfillment is attended with some serious dangers.
[DOC File]Immanuel Kant (1724-1804)
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Transition from a Metaphysics of Morals to a Critique of Pure Practical Reason. Why there is a Categorical Imperative. Comparing Kant and Mill. Cognitivism. Realism: There are moral facts, e.g. it is wrong to lie. Mill’s Naturalism. Kant’s Account: Moral facts exist because there are Principles of Practical Reason.
[DOC File]A-level – Religious Studies – Ethics – Kantian Ethics
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Introduction. Immanuel Kant (1724 – 1804) presented a Deontological argument so in his theory the ACTION is what establishes the morality/duty - you establish your duty and then do it. Kant said that moral statements are not like normal statements. Normal statements are either
[DOC File]Ethics
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The Good Will and Duty. In the search for intrinsic ‘good’, Kant did not believe that any outcome was inherently good. Pleasure or happiness could result out of the most evil acts. He also did not believe in ‘good’ character traits, as ingenuity, intelligence, courage etc. could all be used for evil.
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