Kant and Metaphysics of Morals 
.... He shows that those that are performed out of free will are ethically superior. Thus,
Kant connects his idea of
freedom to his idea of moral duty. ....
(1681
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Moral theories of Mill & Kant
.... To
Kant, for
freedom to mean anything requires the active and conscious involvement of the reason and the
freedom of the will of the individual. ....
(1839
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Moral Theories of Aristotle, Mill & Kant
.... To
Kant, for
freedom to mean anything requires the active and conscious involvement of the reason and the
freedom of the will of the individual. ....
(2087
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Hegel, Kant, Marx
.... to the individual in the views of
Kant, Hegel, and Marx. One can also see that Marx's view of understanding and social change directed toward
freedom can only ....
(1649
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The Age of Enlightenment, Hegel, Kant & Marx
.... to the individual in the views of
Kant, Hegel, and Marx. One can also see that Marx's view of understanding and social change directed toward
freedom can only ....
(1649
7
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Hume and Kant
.... Both
Kant and Hume share an understanding of man's essential
freedom and the primary role of the mind as a recipient of impressions that are then shaped and ....
(1406
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Contrast of the Ideas of Kant & Hume
.... Both
Kant and Hume share an understanding of man's essential
freedom and the primary role of the mind as a recipient of impressions that are then shaped and ....
(1406
6
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Immanuel Kant
.... because doing so is tantamount to a violation of justice itself, justice can be enforced because it serves as a precondition for
freedom.
Kant would argue that ....
(1442
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Immanuel Kant
.... As
Kant maintains in Universal History, "àhistoryàpermits us to hope that if we attend to the play of
freedom of the human will in the large, we may be able ....
(1507
6
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Kant's ethics of duty
.... The real world presents us with decisions more complex than
Kant proposes, says Ross: ""Our .... or its pleasure or happiness) over his belief in the
freedom of the ....
(2195
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Immanuel Kant & Speculative Cosmology
.... Antithesis: There is no
freedom, but everything in the world happens solely according to the laws of Nature (
Kant, Critique of Pure Reason 472-473). ....
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Immanuel Kant & Christian Millenarianism
.... As
Kant maintains in Universal History, "àhistoryàpermits us to hope that if we attend to the play of
freedom of the human will in the large, we may be able ....
(1507
6
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The Kantian Theory of International Law
....
Kant believes that states must "guarantee internal
freedom in order to be legitimate members of the international community" (72). ....
(1270
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The Enlightenment and Moral Theory
.... offered by
Kant.
Freedom is all that is required, says
Kant, and he means here the
freedom to use one's reason. One link found among ....
(2727
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Kant's Critique of Judgment The purpose of this resear
.... behind the term categorical imperative, and it is by means of the imperative that
Kant bridges the gap between the opportunity for
freedom of action that ....
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Democracy and the Reasonable Society The quest
....
Kant's (4) discussion does demonstrate that
freedom of choice in matters related to religion is necessary in a reasonable society and that lacking such
freedom ....
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Democracy and the Reasonable Society The quest
....
Kant's (4) discussion does demonstrate that
freedom of choice in matters related to religion is necessary in a reasonable society and that lacking such
freedom ....
(1150
5
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Kant's Lectures on Ethics
.... be immoral. For
Kant suicide is "an abomination" because it is the "an abuse of man's
freedom of action" (120).
Kant admits that ....
(1711
7
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Kant and Mill on Deontology, Ethics, and Utilitarianism
.... This means as
Kant (90) would put it, it is wrong everywhere and always to .... The emphasis in this moral system is on human
freedom and on obligations and duties ....
(1192
5
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Kant's Views on Capital Punishment
.... In other words, a murderer could choose a different action if he or she were to act with reason and on
freedom of will.
Kant's views on capital punishment are ....
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Nietzsche, Locke and Kant Friedrich Nietzsche, John Locke, and ...
.... which can be taken as good without qualification, except a good will" (
Kant 61). Thus, humans act out of a spirit of universality, have some
freedom of action ....
(2091
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Kant and Walzer on Peace and War
.... would become federated would not seek power but would be interested only in "the maintenance and security of each nation's own
freedom" (117).
Kant envisages a ....
(877
4
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Morality and Philosophy
....
Freedom, to
Kant, requires rationality. The .... Morality,
freedom of the will, and rationality, are all connected intimately to
Kant. Similarly ....
(1264
5
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Critique of Pure Reason
....
Kant defines the causality of
freedom as this "absolute spontaneity of the cause" which originates a series of appearances obedient to the laws of nature. ....
(1345
5
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Mill, Marx, Nietzsche, Freud, Kant
.... Human nature includes a natural
freedom of behavior that has to be curtailed in .... 8.
Kant says that all imperatives command either hypothetically or categorically ....
(1533
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The Social Contract
.... he also believed in a man retaining his individual
freedom and not ....
Kant believed that good will constitutes the indispensable condition of being worthy of ....
(1050
4
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Moral Acts
.... them all. For Hobbes and
Kant alike, human beings have
freedom to choose, and so the moral life has to be a choice. What is and ....
(1364
5
)
A Complete Ethics
.... This suggests that Mill may have believed that people should have greater
freedom in making moral judgments than
Kant did. Moral ....
(1369
5
)
Two Essays
....
Kant argues that
freedom is being aware of the fact that in the natural state our animal instincts, like Hobbes' nasty and brutish depiction, control our ....
(2033
8
)
The Confessions of Augustine
.... from the tutelage of nature to the state of
freedom" (
Kant 3). It is transition from the good (nature) to wickedness (
freedom in the phenomenal world), the ....
(2125
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