Kant's theory on abortion
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- Created on: 18-03-14 10:01
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- Kant's theory and abortion
- 1724-1804
- around utilitarianism
- He's a rationalist
- around utilitarianism
- Deontological- concerned with actions
- The rightness and wrongness of the action
- Morality is 'categorical imperatice'
- Morality is something you must do
- Categorical: I must not tell lies
- (Something you must do)
- Categorical: I must not tell lies
- Morality is something you must do
- The only thing which is goodis 'good will'
- This is a sense of duty, we must do the right thing.
- He believed all rational beings must behave morally
- This is a sense of duty, we must do the right thing.
- Categorical imperative:
- 1. One should act in such a way that one could will it that one's action should become a universal law
- 2. One should always act in such a way as to treat fellow beings as an end in themselves and not a means to achieving an end
- 1724-1804
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