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What does deontological mean

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Duty based: three rightness or wrongness of an action is decided by what your duty is

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What is the Greek word for deontological

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Deon

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What does teleological mean?

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Goal orientated

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What do deontologists focus on?

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The action itself

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What does teleological focus on

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The consequence of an action

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What does reason mean in Kant’s theory

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Our ability to think things through

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What did Kant argue about a reasoned response and a emotional response

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Reasoned response is always going to be more clear

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What did Kant believe about reason and autonomy

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We all have the power to reason through difficult decisions

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You must not take any actin if it’s affects someone’s ability to use their….

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Reasoning kills

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Which era did Kant play a big part in

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Enlightenment- pushing people to take responsibility for their actions

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Quote on the good will

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“The only thing good in itself it the good will”

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What is the good Will

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Something inside you that wants you to do the right thing

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The good will wants us to do the right thing because it is right, not because it has favourable…

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Consequences

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According to Kant we let… Govern our actions

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Emotions

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What should we use instead of our emotions to make the right decision

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Duty we find our duty through the categorical imperative

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What did some psychologists argue Kant’s extraordinary skills and behaviour came from

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Autism

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What does Kant having autism explain

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Difficulty in relating to the emotional aspects to our decision making

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Explain Kant’s theory of the mind

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Allows us to place ourselves in the position of others

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Does Kant have theory of mind

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No, baron-Cohen explains that autistic children do not have the theory of the mind

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What did Kant famously say about empathy that lead people to think he had Aspergers

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Empathy was not necessary for morality

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What is a maxim

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A short statement that express a command or intention to act

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Unless your maxim passes the categorical imperative…

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You Must not take that action as it is your duty not to

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What is the quote for universalisability

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“Act only according to that maxim where pay you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law”

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What does universalisability ask of you

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Would it be possible for everyone to follow that maxim

Would it be rational for everyone to follow that maxim

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What is the 2nd categorical Imperative

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Treat People as an end in themselves

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What does the second CI ask of us

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We have intrinsic value because we are rational beings

Are you using that person to get what you want

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What is the third categorical imperative

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Act as if you are living in a kingdom of ends

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What does the third categorical imperative mean

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You must not assume that others will do the wrong thing

You must assume everyone is following the categorical imperative

In this way you will be working towards a kingdom where All decision
makers are doing the right thing

You have to act as if everyone is following that same maxim as you

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Quote about the I mate moral law

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“Two things fill my mind with awe.. The stary skies above me and the moral law within me”

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What are we all born with

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Innate moral law inside us

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How do work out what the moral law is

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Through our moral reasoning

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What does the summon bonum mean

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Highest happiness

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What is apriori

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Knowledge of the world without any experience of the world

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What us an example of apriori knowledge

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2+2=4

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What does Kant argue about apriori

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Moral truths can be known apriori

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What is a posterior

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Knowledge that we can know by experiencing the world

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What is an example of a posterior?

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Snow is white

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Who believes that we gain knowledge by experiencing the world

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Utilitarians

38
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What group is Kant out under

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Rationalist

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What is a hypothetical imperative

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I will do x because it will give me y

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What is a categorical imperative

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I will do x because x is the right thing to do

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When does Kant believe we can use a hypothetical Imperative

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Non moral mattes

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What does morality guide us to?

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Our actions and not the consequence

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Categorical mean?

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Not optional

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What can morality not be based on

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Happiness

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Morality must be based on?

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Reason

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Reason is universal and not dependent on?

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What we want in content

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What is reason?

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The ability to think things through

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Do we all have autonomous minds

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Yes

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The enlightenment on Kant’s behalf orders us to

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Take responsibility for our actions

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What is our sole motivation for our moral action

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Good will

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How do we find out what our duty is

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We use our moral reasoning to find our innate moral law

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What does “ought imply”

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Can

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When are you not duty bound

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If the action is not possible

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What does Kant argue about being moral and not having a reward

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Explains that is it irrational

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When is the summon bonum given to us

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After life

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What are the three postulates

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God
Immortality
Autonomy

57
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What does morality guide us to?

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Our actions and not the consequence

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Categorical mean?

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Not optional

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What can morality not be based on

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Happiness

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Morality must be based on?

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Reason

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Reason is universal and not dependent on?

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What we want in content

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What is reason?

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The ability to think things through

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Do we all have autonomous minds

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Yes

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The enlightenment on Kant’s behalf orders us to

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Take responsibility for our actions

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What is our sole motivation for our moral action

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Good will

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How do we find out what our duty is

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We use our moral reasoning to find our innate moral law

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What does “ought imply”

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Can

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When are you not duty bound

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If the action is not possible

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What does Kant argue about being moral and not having a reward

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Explains that is it irrational

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When is the summon bonum given to us

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After life

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What are the three postulates

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God
Immortality
Autonomy

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What does morality guide us to?

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Our actions and not the consequence

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Categorical mean?

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Not optional

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What can morality not be based on

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Happiness

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Morality must be based on?

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Reason

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Reason is universal and not dependent on?

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What we want in content

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What is reason?

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The ability to think things through

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Do we all have autonomous minds

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Yes

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The enlightenment on Kant’s behalf orders us to

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Take responsibility for our actions

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What is our sole motivation for our moral action

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Good will

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How do we find out what our duty is

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We use our moral reasoning to find our innate moral law

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What does “ought imply”

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Can

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When are you not duty bound

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If the action is not possible

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What does Kant argue about being moral and not having a reward

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Explains that is it irrational

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When is the summon bonum given to us

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After life

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What are the three postulates

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God
Immortality
Autonomy