KANT'S CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE

Kant's categorical imperative

Kant's categorical imperative

Kant thinks that if we want a moral code that is entirely rational, it can not be linked with ideas of disorderly what it means to be human, resulting inevitably in our experience (why Why should be less to do with our experience of emotion or motivation, Kant fails to specify). We need a moral code which, in theory, be applied to any rational, human, angelic, alien, whatever. Now, everything in nature works in accordance with the laws, and what distinguishes rational beings that they are aware of these laws and can choose to act ...