Discussion Blog: 1st 3 students, why is freedom of the will so essential to Kant’s moral
philosophy?; 2nd 3 students, how could you, as an individual, help bring about Kant’s
“kingdom of ends”?; last 4 or so students, what sort of social/economic conditions would
need to exist in order for there to be a “kingdom of ends”?
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Unit 4 (Deontology-part two) Assignment
Discussion Blog: 1st 3 students, give an example of a hypothetical and a categorical
imperative, and explain what makes one hypothetical and the other categorical; 2nd 3
students, why does Kant reject happiness as the goal for ethics?; last 4 or so students,
restate Kant’s “categorical imperative” (from the reading) and explain what it means to
you.
“How could you, as an individual, help bring about Kant’s ‘kingdom of ends?’”; 2nd 8
students, “What sort of social/economic conditions would need to exist in order for there
to be a ‘kingdom of ends?’”; and last 8 or so students, “Is the ‘kingdom of ends’ worth
striving for? Why or why not?”
imperative, and explain what makes one hypothetical and the other categorical; 2nd 3
students, why does Kant reject happiness as the goal for ethics?; last 4 or so students,
restate Kant’s “categorical imperative” (from the reading) and explain what it means to
you.
“How could you, as an individual, help bring about Kant’s ‘kingdom of ends?’”; 2nd 8
students, “What sort of social/economic conditions would need to exist in order for there
to be a ‘kingdom of ends?’”; and last 8 or so students, “Is the ‘kingdom of ends’ worth
striving for? Why or why not?”
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Unit 4 (Deontology-part one) Assignment
Discussion Blog: 1st
3 students, give an example of an empirical and a metaphysical
statement, and explain what makes one empirical and the other
metaphysical; 2nd 3 students, what does Kant mean by a “good will”?; and last 4 or so students, what does Kant mean by “duty”?
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