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1. Chapter 3: What is Always Wrong: Kant’s Categorical Imperative | The Atomic Bomb and Assaults on Human Dignity: An Introduction to Kant-Actions that entail the very “obliteration of one’s dignity as a human being” would be clear dictates of reason, moral obligations that would allow for no gray areas; wrong is always wrong and that is what Immanuel Kant proposes.

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2. Oct 26,  · Well, in a sense, then, playing that note is a means to playing the Moonlight Sonata; but it’s not a means in the other way. It’s not a means that’s external to the end; it’s a means that’s part of the end. . So there are cases where a means can be a constitutive part of the end rather than being an external means to it.

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3. Jun 27,  · In his book Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals, philosopher Immanuel Kant gives a succinct definition of his basis for morals, which he calls the categorical lsetinhogobaja.milnaeclervitewarbebamugalpostving.co states “There is, therefore, only a single categorical imperative and it is this: act only in accordance with that maxim through which you can at the same time will that it become a universal law.”.

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4. Abigail Singh PHI KANT 1. Explanation of Kant's 4 Cases Kants first case is the case of Suicide. This case discusses wether or not it is okay to commit suicide for “self love”. If this occurs, the universal law should be that it is morally “okay” to kill for “love”. Kants’s second case is about a lying promise.

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5. Week 3 Quiz Question 1 What does Kant mean when he uses “humanity” in the moral sense? our capacity to rationally and autonomously set and pursue our own ends Question 2 Which of the following scenarios indicates an autonomous decision? Greta helped her colleague move his desk because she knew that if she were in his position she would appreciate the help.

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6. 1. personal sorrow extinguishes all sympathy for others in a "friend of mankind" 2. that person still has "the power to benefit others in distress" 3. the individual "performs the action without any inclination at all, but solely from duty" 4. "action has genuine moral worth".

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7. Start studying Kant Quiz Chapter 1 & 2. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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8. 1. The Existence of God 2. The immortality of the soul 3. Humans have free will. Strength. Strength or weakness. People are treated fairly and with respect. Strength. Strength or weakness. It's easy to apply has a straight forward theory based on reason which applies to everyone.

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