The categorical imperative is the central philosophical concept of the moral philosophy of Immanuel Kant, and of modern deontological ethics. ... - Read more

Categorical Imperative to begin with. I suppose if you take the ... the first catagorical imperative. You would not be able to will this, ... - Read more

discussion of philosopher Immanual Kant's catagorical imperative. ... Year: 2001 Grade: 100 Keywords: catagorical imperative kant ethics morality ... - Read more

As a guideline the categorical imperative can be employed: In their daily work science writers envision a world which fosters ecological, social and humane ... - Read more

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Catagorical imperative, 5, 6, 7. Code of Ethics, 20, 21; formerly prohibited acts, 114; in dependence, 35. Code of Professional Conduct, 20, ... - Read more

... code of conduct in which exceptions would not be neccesary, something more general and flexible, like the Golden Rule or the Catagorical Imperative. ... - Read more

I could go on to discuss how "retributivist" liberal thinkers seek to remove the pain of the unknown with catagorical imperatives or discuss latent Marxism ... - Read more

Today had a seminar for Ethics on Kant's catagorical imperative and we discussed some interesting stuff about whether it's actually achievable. ... - Read more

Secondly, his "categorical imperative" is ineffective. He appeals to duty, but duty is not an irreducible primary. The duty is always in relation to either ... - Read more