Kant 5.0 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? EthicsKantASOCR Created by: ellenwest99Created on: 09-05-16 17:11 What is duty? An act or course of action that is required by one of position, social custom, law or religion 1 of 30 What shouldn't change duty? Emotions 2 of 30 What does duty distinguish between? The things you have to do and the things you want to do 3 of 30 What did Kant believe about duty? It is important and you should do things just because it is your duty 4 of 30 What did Kant say we are in a constant battle with? Our inclinations 5 of 30 What did Kant believe you should do if you identify something as incorrect? You have the duty to make it correct 6 of 30 What did W D Ross about conflicting situations? You should work out what the most important duty is and do that 7 of 30 What type of argument is Kantian ethics? Deontological 8 of 30 What did Kant say about good will? It shines like a precious jewel 9 of 30 Why did Kant believe we should do things? Because it is our duty & we should do things out of good will 10 of 30 What is a priori? Knowledge that doesn't need to be verified 11 of 30 What is a posteriori? Knowledge that is only verified after an experience 12 of 30 What are moral statements? A priori 13 of 30 What can experiences cause and what will this mean? Emotions meaning you will act differently 14 of 30 What is knowledge? Absolute 15 of 30 What did David Hume & A J Ayer believe about moral statements? They are expressions of emotion 16 of 30 What are hypothetical imperatives? Optional things and how you do them 17 of 30 Give an example of a hypothetical imperative Wanting to lose weight so you stop eating fatty foods 18 of 30 What are the Categorical Imperatives? Things you have to do and how? 19 of 30 What does Part 1 of the Categorical Imperatives say to do? Act in a way which your act will become a universal truth (treat people as you wish to be treated) 20 of 30 What is a maxim? A rule made based on Part 1 that are rigid and absolute 21 of 30 What does Part 2 of the Categorical Imperatives say to do? Humans are the pinnacle of creation and should not be used as a means to an end 22 of 30 Where does human value come from? Being a reasonable, rational human being 23 of 30 What does Kant say about the suffering of an individual people? It can never be justified because a greater number of people benefit 24 of 30 What did Peter SInger believe? Specism- wants all people to be protected "a trained chimp has more worth than a retarded human" 25 of 30 What does Part 3 of the Categorical Imperative say you have to do? Act through your maxims a law making member in a kingdom of ends 26 of 30 What does this mean? If you make a universal law you have to go along with it even if someone else has broken it 27 of 30 What does 'ought implies can' mean? If you can do something you should do it but you shouldn't feel guilty if you can't 28 of 30 What does morality point to? The existence of God 29 of 30 What does Summum Bonum mean? Supreme good 30 of 30
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