So now my opinion is that the Imperial Order might fit in perfectly with Kant's Categorical Imperative. I am now wondering if Kant could be considered a ... - Read more

But this imperative is not categorical in Kant's sense, since it does not ...... Paton, H. J., 1947, The Categorical Imperative: A Study in Kant's Moral ... - Read more

A categorical imperative, on the other hand, unconditionally demands performance of an action for its own sake; it has the form "Do A." An absolute moral ... - Read more

Am I the only one who thinks "Catagorical Imperative" here? Damn. It's obvious to me (which doesn't say much) that the nullification of retroactive ... - Read more

The Categorical Imperative would be one which presented an action as of itself objectively necessary, without regard to any other end.” ... - Read more

Freedom, Morality, and the Categorical Imperative In his Groundings for the Metaphysics of Morals Kant leads his theory of categorical imperative through a ... - Read more

The catagorical imperative basically says that a person ought to follow a moral ... And with good reason: he felt that the catagorical imperative had no ... - Read more

i think if i change 2 to "love is the law, love under will" it would be make it a catagorical imperative. If we say 1 is true, always bearing in mind that ... - Read more

... to cross the Torres Strait, we take up the issue of Sheath vs Piece, including the Catagorical Imperative, Universal Law, Relativism, and Kant's Rule. ... - Read more

12 Aug - 06 Jan, http://freewebtown.com/saha175/catagorical-imperative.html a href=http://freewebtown.com/saha175/catagorical-imperative.htmlcatagorical ... - Read more