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S/P/572. Is Kant correct that Categorical Imperative is supreme principle of morality?

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2011
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The paper looks at the concept of categorical imperative introduced by Kant reviewing the main ideas of Kant’s moral theory and discussing whether the consequences of an action have any bearing on the morality of that action. The researcher’s personal attitude towards the maxims of Kantian ethics is expressed.

 

KEYWORDS: Kant, Categorical Imperative, morality, ethics,

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