Immanuel Kant 
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Indeed,
Kant's fundamental assumption that the good life can be something singular and unequivocal is itself an inversion of what many of us know to be true by ....
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The moral philosophy of Immanuel Kant I
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Indeed,
Kant's fundamental assumption that the good life can be something singular and unequivocal is itself an inversion of what many of us know to be true by ....
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Kant and Iser
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Indeed,
Kant does make a case that subjective judgment can yield objective, or universally valid insight. But
Kant's argument does not justify the commonplace. ....
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Kant and Metaphysics of Morals
The idea that freedom is perfect rationalism is expressed by
Kant, and
Kant indeed indicates how some actions are determined while others are subject to free ....
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Moral philosophies of Mill, Kant & Aristotle
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Kant makes a distinction between actions taken from inclination and those taken .... He
indeed makes a further distinction between acts taken in accordance with ....
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Kant's Ethical Philosophy
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Indeed, as
Kant himself develops his ethical views, it appears that they have as much to do with how the mind works (or is meant to work) as with how the ....
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Claiming Property Ownership
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Indeed,
Kant views a "moderate political constitution" as a fraud. The indeterminacy of something like the American constitution would be problematic for
Kant. ....
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Kant & Mill on the Purpose of Life
.... in which this internal impossibility is
indeed not found." Such a situation or action "conflicts only with broad [imperfect] (meritorious) duty" (
Kant 158). ....
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Immanuel Kant & Speculative Cosmology
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Kant makes a distinction between actions taken from inclination and those taken .... He
indeed makes a further distinction between acts taken in accordance with ....
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Kant's View of Synthetic A Priori Knowledge
.... that can be parsed by sense experience has been withdrawn, and which
indeed are "independent of experience and even of all impressions of the senses" (
Kant 42 ....
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Philosophy of Immanuel Kant
.... and not holding necessarily for the will of every rational being--all of this can
indeed yield a maxim valid for us, but not a law." This is
Kant's way of ....
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Kant
Kant's Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics Quote 1: My purpose is to persuade .... peculiarity: it must first exhibit its concept in intuition and
indeed a priori ....
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Kant's Critique of Judgment The purpose of this resear
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Kant's argument is the moral weight that is given to the categorical imperative, and even that is derived from the process of reasoning. The sublime,
indeed, ....
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Kant's Views on Capital Punishment
.... states than an ethical commonwealth can be thought of "only as a people under divine commands," ie, as a people of God and
indeed under laws of virtue" (
Kant 91 ....
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The Kantian Theory of International Law
.... So while Teson admits that
Kant's theory is
indeed idealistic, he argues effectively that there is a place for such idealism in the realm of international ....
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Kant's Lectures on Ethics
.... oneself from a threat to one's happiness or well-being it is
indeed a motivation .... manner that allows one person to impose suicide on another -- as
Kant says, it ....
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Philosophical Discussion of Manipulation
.... B, Happiness of others." (
Kant 1952 369) Perfection is an ideal which can .... against Senator Joseph McCarthy: "Have you no shame?" We are,
indeed, our brothers ....
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Morality and Philosophy
.... programmed instincts. They are,
indeed, not free, from the human perspective. Freedom, to
Kant, requires rationality. The human ....
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Moral theories of Mill & Kant
.... This is not to say that simply because an individual like
Kant brings God's .... The point, however, is that without God, the moral philosopher is
indeed on his own ....
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Moral Theories of Aristotle, Mill & Kant
.... Just because
Kant brings God's will into the consideration, it does not mean that a .... The point is that without God, the moral philosopher is
indeed on his own ....
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Ethical Structures with Religious Basis
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Kant indeed indicates how some actions are determined while others are subject to free will, and he shows that those that are performed out of free will are ....
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Issue of Free Will One of the insights to emerge clea
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Kant indeed indicates how some actions are determined while others are subject to free will, and he shows that those that are performed out of free will are ....
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Hegel and Christianity
.... of the good will. For
Kant, moral knowledge is a prior, or existing before and
indeed in spite of the fact. That is, there are moral ....
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Ethical Theories & Moral Dilemmas
.... Of the three approaches,
Kant's is the most valuable for making a moral decision. It
indeed involves elements of Utilitarianism, for there is a Utilitarian ....
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Frege on Arithmetic 1. Frege characte
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Indeed, he specifically removes his discussion "from the sphere of psychology," although when he ....
Kant's view of synthetic a priori truth, as Frege cites it in ....
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Developing an ethical theory
.... Griffin suggests that in fact there are
indeed extremes, absolute falsehood and absolute truth .... Immanuel
Kant admitted no gray areas in his ethical formulations. ....
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German Romanticism
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Indeed, Helmholtz had long heard the arguments of the romantics because his father .... friends held long philosophical discussions on the works of
Kant and Fichte. ....
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The Enlightenment and Moral Theory
.... His moral theory is based on his concept of the good will. For
Kant, moral knowledge is a priori, or existing before and
indeed in spite of the fact. ....
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The Enlightenment
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Indeed, it is not clear that such a code is even possible, given the differences seen in what people view as pleasure and pain. ....
Kant, Immanuel. ....
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Views of Various Philosophers
.... answer that
Kant is wrong to say the orality of an act should not require paying attention to its consequences, and the Utilitarian principle
indeed does pay ....
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