Kantian Ethics 2
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- Created on: 11-01-18 09:58
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- Kantian Ethics
- Duty For Duty's Sake
- The only reason for putting 'Good Will' into action is a sense of Duty
- Good Will
- Good Will is the only pure motive for performing any Action
- Duty For Duty's Sake
- The only reason for putting 'Good Will' into action is a sense of Duty
- The Hypothetical Imperative
- "If I want this to happen; then I must do this"
- The motive is always linked to the conclusion
- The only reason you will perform an action is because you want the outcome
- The Categorical Imperative
- Universalism
- Performing an action only if you believe everyone else would do the same in your situation
- Humans as Ends
- Humans are treaded as ends and not means to an end
- The Kingdom of Ends
- A society where everyone treats everyone else with the same human rights as them
- Everyone is treaded as ends and not as means
- Universalism
- Duty For Duty's Sake
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