What is Good Will in Ethics? In Kantian ethics, “good will” is the most important quality a moral person can have. It means doing the right thing simply because it is the right thing to do—not for rewards, personal gain, or fear of punishment. Kant’s View Immanuel Kant said that a good will is good […]
What is a Hypothetical Imperative? The hypothetical imperative is a concept in Kantian ethics. It tells us what we should do if we want to achieve a certain goal. It is based on conditions and depends on desires or outcomes. Structure It has the form: “If you want X, then you should do Y.” Example:
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Introduction to Kantian Ethics Immanuel Kant was one of the most important philosophers in modern philosophy. He is known for his theory of duty, known as deontological ethics. In his moral philosophy, he talks about the concept of moral law, duty, and the categorical imperative. One of the most interesting parts of his ethics is
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