Kantian Ethics 0.0 / 5 ? EthicsKantian EthicsA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Alexandria3Created on: 14-06-18 15:18 Did Kant think that moral knowledge is a priori or a posteriori knowledge? A priori. 1 of 12 Which kind of knowledge did Kant think arises from sense perception? A posteriori. 2 of 12 What did Kant think is the only things that can be called good without any qualification? The good will. 3 of 12 What name is given to a rule you must follow if you want to achieve particular results? Hypothetical imperative. 4 of 12 Why does Kant postulate (assume) human morality? So that justice can be done. 5 of 12 Kant has three principles in the categorical imperative: the universal law of nature, the end in itself, and what else? The kingdom of ends. 6 of 12 How does Kant think we can know moral laws? Through reason. 7 of 12 What does Kant mean when he talks about a 'kingdom of ends'? People should act as if their actions are setting the standards for laws in an ideal kingdom. 8 of 12 Under what circumstances did Kant think it is permissible not to tell the truth? Never. 9 of 12 What is the name given to a system of ethics which is based on the idea of duty? Deontological. 10 of 12 What does Kant mean by the term 'summum bonum'? The highest good, in which happiness and virtue are combined. 11 of 12 What does Kant mean when he says that a moral law must be universalisable? It should be a law suitable to be applied to everyone. 12 of 12
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