For Kant, where do obligations and duties derive from?
Categorical Principle/Categorical Imperative
What did Kant call this principle?
Universalizability Principle
For Kant, moral actions should not bring about _________.
contradiction
True or False: Kant believed that we should treat humans as mere means.
False
The Ethical theory that place emphasis on duty and moral actions.
Deontology
For Kant, morality is a matter of _____.
duty
______ means "To act out of a sense of moral obligation or 'duty'".
Goodwill
It tells us what to do irrespective of our desires.
Categorical Imperatives
It states that an "an act is good when it is practical and gives happiness to all or majority of people.
Utilitarianism
It means that an action is good when it is pleasurable.
Hedonism
It means that there are some pleasures that are intrinsically higher than others.
Qualitative Hedonism
He declares that the more valuable pleasures are those which employ “higher faculties”.
John Stuart Mill
Who said this? It “is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied."
John Stuart Mill
"The END justifies the means." Kantian or Utilitarian?
Utilitarian
"The END never justifies the means." Kantian or Utilitarian?
Kantian
