Kant and Walzer on Peace and War 
.... of perpetual peace in his six-part a theory of aggression (Walzer 61-2): 1. There exists an international society of independent states;
Kant refers to this as ....
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Kant's View of Synthetic A Priori Knowledge
.... Now even though
Kant refers to empirical intuition, it does not refer to what can be confirmed experimentally but to an attribute of human consciousness that ....
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Kant and Iser
....
Kant refers to "a subjective harmony of the imagination with the understanding without an objective harmony" being compatible with "the free lawfulness o the ....
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Kant's Critique of Judgment The purpose of this resear
.... universal moral law.
Kant refers to this as duty, although for him duty does not mean a list of rules. Rather duty is projected ....
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Kant's Lectures on Ethics
.... This,
Kant argued, was the major confusion in previous ethics. .... But a motive for an action
refers merely to that which "moves me to act in accordance with the ....
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Kant and Hume on Promises
.... Hume
refers to actions that arise from our inclinations as moral duties, including among them such ....
Kant's view of acting in a given way so as to make that a ....
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The Mind-body Dualism Split
.... Now even though
Kant refers to empirical intuition, the term does not refer to what can be confirmed experimentally but to an attribute of human consciousness ....
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The Confessions of Augustine
.... Indeed, the shape of structured human experience, later referred to as civil society (3) is based on what
Kant refers to as "conscious expectation of the future ....
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Mill & Kant
.... Instead,
Kant is saying that happiness can be dangerous and is meaningful and satisfying only if it .... Duty
refers to moral or ethical value in regard to an action ....
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Voluntary Euthanasia The question asked is whether vo
.... 4. Passive euthanasia
refers to those cases in which the interventions necessary to keep ....
Kant argued that the decision to die is a violation of the moral duty ....
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The Existence of God
.... accuracy. That is what
Kant means when he
refers to the incompleteness of the artifact that human reason constructs. Accordingly ....
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Frege on Arithmetic 1. Frege characte
.... need nor admit of proof" (4). General laws in this context
refers to whatever ....
Kant's view of synthetic a priori truth, as Frege cites it in
Kant's Logic (17-18 ....
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Crime and Punishment Baccaria & Dostoevsky
.... Manipulability
refers to the fact that if all human beings are motivated .... justification appears to be a reaction against Immanuel
Kant's categorical imperative ....
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Voluntary active euthanasia
.... where patients deputize others to act on their behalf." Active euthanasia
refers to all ....
Kant would argue, for example, that, by electing to die, as a means of ....
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Fraudulent Activity in Mail Order Business INTRODUCTION This ...
.... Unob trusive power, by contrast to overt power,
refers to the ability to .... In the history of political philosophy, German idealism articulated by
Kant and Hegel ....
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Ethical Theories & Moral Dilemmas
.... to examine more closely what is meant by Bentham when he
refers to happiness. .... to be considered is Respect for Persons derived from Immanuel
Kant, who thought ....
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Hegel and Christianity
.... The use of the term "legislative"
refers both to a dialectic between the reason ....
Kant agrees that reason and morality are contingent on freedom and not authority ....
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Retail Mail Order Business INTRODUCTION This research examines the
.... Unob trusive power, by contrast to overt power,
refers to the ability to .... In the history of political philosophy, German idealism articulated by
Kant and Hegel ....
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The Enlightenment
.... of philosophical systems such as the one offered by
Kant. A principle offered by Descartes explains the nature of the Enlightenment as he
refers to the task of ....
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Thomas Nagel Thomas Nagel totally rejects the principle that
....
Kant also held that the principles of right can be jeopardized by war, or .... Nagel wrote the essay "War and Massacre" during the Vietnam War, but he
refers to the ....
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Hegel's Philosophy of Science
.... In this regard, Marcuse (Marcuse, 1969, p. 3)
refers to Hegel,
Kant, Fichte, and Schelling as German idealists, and he sets forth the cultural context in which ....
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Ethical and Legal Principles
.... However, that was not
Kant's intent. .... Mill rejected less rational or intuitive approaches to morality such as Hume's, which Mill
refers to as the principle of ....
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The Tobacco Industry and Unsafe Products
.... on a hypothetical in the manner of
Kant's categorical imperative to account for real-world conditions (Doyle, 1995; Femia, 1998). What Doyle
refers to as ....
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Ethical Structures with Religious Basis
.... He
refers to different levels of knowing, with God at the highest level of .... expressed by a number of philosophical theorists, and Dennett cites
Kant, Locke, and ....
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Utilitarian Theory & Moral Motivation
.... principles can be based on what he
refers to variously as moral instinct, direct moral intuition, or a priori. To do this, he must reject
Kant's acceptance of ....
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MULTICULTURALISM Introduction What is multicult
.... another in a complex world, but it is also a term that
refers to some .... the familiar theory of the social contract as found, say, in Locke, Rousseau, and
Kant. ....
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MULTICULTURALISM Introduction What is multicult
.... another in a complex world, but it is also a term that
refers to some .... the familiar theory of the social contract as found, say, in Locke, Rousseau, and
Kant. ....
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Hume, Hegel and Descartes on Knowledge In
.... Hegel accepted
Kant's theory of knowledge as a refutation of skepticism and .... the distinction between experience and the world to which it
refers (Solomon and ....
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Philosophy of Religion
.... Trueblood states: "The enduring contribution of
Kant is that he, more than any other modern philosopher .... "The Evidence of Aesthetic Experience"
refers to Alfred ....
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Natural Law
.... This is, of course, the sort of civil law Locke
refers to ....
Kant, for example, says "do no wrong to anyone." (Hutchins, 1952, p. 969) Locke, in essence, proclaims ....
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