Deontology
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- Created on: 07-05-19 14:53
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Clues
- A type of statement which takes the form of a command or order (11)
- Axe-murder. Kant: Yes, it would be wrong to lie as there may be consequences. OR "lie when it is in my benefit or someone else benefit to do so" (7, 5)
- Imperatives, A Good Will, Principles, Disadvantages (10)
- In certain situations, could lead to immoral actions (4, 7)
- Inclinations may not match up with moral actions. (11)
- Maxim: A rule or reason for acting. Every action has one. (1, 4, 4, 5)
- Perfect duties: Inconsistent to will the maxim to become a universal law e.g. murder, lying. Imperfect duties: Not inconsistent but we would be unable to will the existence of this world e.g. charity (3, 5, 2, 6)
- Self interest, benevolence, or duty. Kant: should be duty. Shopkeepers. (5, 11)
- Two basic motivations - Inclination and duty - go against each other. E.g. I want this but I should do that. (1, 4, 4, 11)
- We set the moral law, as rational creatures. Being rational = being consistent = apply principle of universability to maxim = being moral so rational = moral. (3, 3, 5)
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