L3: Categorical Imperative Flashcards

1
Q

Person who proposed the categorical imperative

A

Immanuel Kant

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2
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Immanuel Kant believed that Rationality should be the only foundation of Ethics and Morality – no God required

True or False

A

True

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3
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It is a necessary Principle wherein you do things because it is morally correct not because of the result that is might produce, you do things because it is your duty to do good.

A

Good Will

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4
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Categorical Imperative means,

A

Direct Order

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5
Q

Rule and/or principle of action

A

Maxim

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6
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An action is right, if and only you could rationally will it to be universal.

A

Principle Universalizability

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7
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Act as to treat humanity/man as an end, not as a means only. It is about treating people (& ourselves) as end in themselves – as a being of intrinsic value.

A

Principle of Humanity

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8
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When a moral agent acts, he must understand that he is not only a moral follower of universal law (moral law). He is also a maker of universal law.

A

Principle of Autonomy

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9
Q

Virtue on excess and/or deficiency are called

A

vices

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