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Kantian Ethics
Immanuel Kant- rationalist
Kantian ethics is based on the theory of logic and reason not clouded by emotion and sense experience --> "Groundwork of Metaphysics of morals"
Ethical dilemmas are based on intention, not an outcome- deontological
The command to do one's duty is invariable
DUTY
duty is what you ought to do
we have been given free will to work out our duty by applying reason
focusing purely on the duty
as long as you do your duty you are morally blameless
Duty is discovered through the categorical imperative
work out your categorical imperative
You have to do your duty with no emotions attached, you cannot do it for an emotionl gain--> no authority command
It's not worng to use emotions like kindness and generoisity but just not moral---> it's called amoral--->in the middle mundance
Only type of morals are ones that follow duty
"duty involves freely choosing the action"
focusing on the action
freely choosing
GOOD WILL
The act is only good if it is an acted based on a sense of good will.
Wanting to benefit others
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- AS level (Paper 2 Revision Notes) Philosophy Apunte sobre Kantian Ethics, creado por T P el 21/11/2019.
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