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Kantian Ethics
Kantian Evaluation
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Cards (2)
Is it a helpful method of
moral decision
making:
maxim
cannot destroy itself ->
stealing
Pojman
-> not all examples are
successful
Kant is against
euthanasia
, but his imperative is against
suffering
categorical
imperative doesn't force the opinion that everyone should be helped
raises
status of human beings
might need to build
exceptions
unconditional
Should an ethical judgement be based on right or wrong, based on the
extent
to which
duty
is served:
strong emphasis on what is going on inside the person making
moral
decision
morality doesn't equal
emotions
or
results
too
idealised
-> impossible to act for all sorts of
reasons
falliable
+ prone to
influences
struggle for individuals, inner
purity
of
motivation