KANT AND HUMAN BEING

Kant and Human Being

Kant and Human Being

Kant and Human Being

To say that our maxims must always be wanted, with regard to form, without contradiction (logical or practical) like universal laws of nature, to say that they must always respect the human dignity as end in itself or to say that they must always allow the will to represent itself as legislating member in the kingdom of ends, it is to say the same thing (Allison, 2007).

From this point of view, the categorical imperative must provide a criterion that makes it possible for any human to differentiate with ...