Titlebook: Kant‘s Moral Philosophy; H. B. Acton Textbook 1970Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1970 Immanuel Kant.moral philosophy.morality

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,Kant’s Discussion of the Ordinary Moral Consciousness, to think a law of that sort clearly’. In the . (1785) — hereafter to be called the . Kant showed that he was in earnest in thus referring to the moral beliefs of ordinary men, for he devotes the first section of the book to an analysis and defence of them, referring to ‘the common reason of mankind

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Hypothetical Imperatives and the Categorical Imperative, obliged ‘immediately’. In section . we quoted a passage from the . in which Kant says that moral laws ‘command absolutely (not only hypothetically on the presupposition of other empirical ends)’. In section . we considered his distinction between acting from inclination or with a view to happiness

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The Principle of Autonomy and other Formulations of the Categorical Imperative,because of a prospective loss to you or even to others, but because it cannot fit as a principle into a possible legislation of universal law’.. We notice in this a reference to a system of legislation into which the rules governing men’s actions must be capable of being harmoniously accommodated. T

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