For imagine the case where Poof and Whoof are both uncooperative and independently happen to not-push. `��7�=7�ݎ��F^A����/�� 2�;o�o��A�:��� The sole moral principle which does not derive its "ought" from outside itself, according to Kant, runs as follows: "Questions about how the contradiction tests are to be understood have received a great deal of scholarly attention.
7��q������������n�:? For Kant's argument to work, he needs an agent's own purpose to commit him to willing some natural purpose which is undermined by the universalization of his maxim. PLAY. Even if construction work is widely regarded as permissible, there is no risk of everyone doing it, and hence no risk of disaster.
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Or, maybe you're just quiz-crazy, which is why you're taking the crazy quiz …
"If every right-thinking citizen drops out simultaneously, then subsequently there will be no act-consequentialist reason for them to start voting again, as no one alone has any chance of making a difference. If the maxim of the lying promise were universalized, says Kant, "it would make the promise and the end one might have in it itself impossible" (4:422). And if there is no chance of one's vote making a difference, then don't I know that no enough other right-thinking individuals are going to vote (that is, cooperate) so as there to be any chance of my vote making a difference? The problem arises when we try to account for immoral natural actions, that is, actions whose possibility does not depend on a practice, but only on laws of nature. Could you tell me when cooperative utilitarianism diverges from act utilitarianism in its verdicts? While working with younger children, I have noticed that rules cannot simply be stated. 4.
But as Korsgaard points out, we usually want to say more than this -- the violent criminal does something unjust, and the duty not to act in this way is enforced, not just encouraged. What if Everybody Did That? I hit publish before editing. Gravity. And since we're talking about objective wrongness, then I don't see how it matter that Poof in fact not-pushes out of a desire to not cooperate.
However, this view is nowhere near as limited as the Logical Contradiction view because, as we have seen, it takes into account an agent's purpose, and most natural actions do have an exterior purpose which would clearly be thwarted if the maxim were universalized. So, for example, universalized stealing for the purpose of possession would contradict itself because the purpose "to possess a thing" amounts to something like "to be secure in the possession of this thing," which would be impossible in a world where one must expect to be a victim of theft oneself. "Self-love" is supposed to have as its natural purpose or "destinationKorsgaard identifies a critical slip in this construal of Kant's contradiction test.
For imagine the case where Poof and Whoof are both uncooperative and independently happen to not-push. `��7�=7�ݎ��F^A����/�� 2�;o�o��A�:��� The sole moral principle which does not derive its "ought" from outside itself, according to Kant, runs as follows: "Questions about how the contradiction tests are to be understood have received a great deal of scholarly attention.
7��q������������n�:? For Kant's argument to work, he needs an agent's own purpose to commit him to willing some natural purpose which is undermined by the universalization of his maxim. PLAY. Even if construction work is widely regarded as permissible, there is no risk of everyone doing it, and hence no risk of disaster.
Children are curious and like to question boundaries.
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1. Key Concepts: Terms in this set (10) The question What if everyone did that?
Or, maybe you're just quiz-crazy, which is why you're taking the crazy quiz …
"If every right-thinking citizen drops out simultaneously, then subsequently there will be no act-consequentialist reason for them to start voting again, as no one alone has any chance of making a difference. If the maxim of the lying promise were universalized, says Kant, "it would make the promise and the end one might have in it itself impossible" (4:422). And if there is no chance of one's vote making a difference, then don't I know that no enough other right-thinking individuals are going to vote (that is, cooperate) so as there to be any chance of my vote making a difference? The problem arises when we try to account for immoral natural actions, that is, actions whose possibility does not depend on a practice, but only on laws of nature. Could you tell me when cooperative utilitarianism diverges from act utilitarianism in its verdicts? While working with younger children, I have noticed that rules cannot simply be stated. 4.
But as Korsgaard points out, we usually want to say more than this -- the violent criminal does something unjust, and the duty not to act in this way is enforced, not just encouraged. What if Everybody Did That? I hit publish before editing. Gravity. And since we're talking about objective wrongness, then I don't see how it matter that Poof in fact not-pushes out of a desire to not cooperate.
However, this view is nowhere near as limited as the Logical Contradiction view because, as we have seen, it takes into account an agent's purpose, and most natural actions do have an exterior purpose which would clearly be thwarted if the maxim were universalized. So, for example, universalized stealing for the purpose of possession would contradict itself because the purpose "to possess a thing" amounts to something like "to be secure in the possession of this thing," which would be impossible in a world where one must expect to be a victim of theft oneself. "Self-love" is supposed to have as its natural purpose or "destinationKorsgaard identifies a critical slip in this construal of Kant's contradiction test.
For imagine the case where Poof and Whoof are both uncooperative and independently happen to not-push. `��7�=7�ݎ��F^A����/�� 2�;o�o��A�:��� The sole moral principle which does not derive its "ought" from outside itself, according to Kant, runs as follows: "Questions about how the contradiction tests are to be understood have received a great deal of scholarly attention.
7��q������������n�:? For Kant's argument to work, he needs an agent's own purpose to commit him to willing some natural purpose which is undermined by the universalization of his maxim. PLAY. Even if construction work is widely regarded as permissible, there is no risk of everyone doing it, and hence no risk of disaster.
Children are curious and like to question boundaries.
Created by. <>>>
1. Key Concepts: Terms in this set (10) The question What if everyone did that?
Or, maybe you're just quiz-crazy, which is why you're taking the crazy quiz …
"If every right-thinking citizen drops out simultaneously, then subsequently there will be no act-consequentialist reason for them to start voting again, as no one alone has any chance of making a difference. If the maxim of the lying promise were universalized, says Kant, "it would make the promise and the end one might have in it itself impossible" (4:422). And if there is no chance of one's vote making a difference, then don't I know that no enough other right-thinking individuals are going to vote (that is, cooperate) so as there to be any chance of my vote making a difference? The problem arises when we try to account for immoral natural actions, that is, actions whose possibility does not depend on a practice, but only on laws of nature. Could you tell me when cooperative utilitarianism diverges from act utilitarianism in its verdicts? While working with younger children, I have noticed that rules cannot simply be stated. 4.
But as Korsgaard points out, we usually want to say more than this -- the violent criminal does something unjust, and the duty not to act in this way is enforced, not just encouraged. What if Everybody Did That? I hit publish before editing. Gravity. And since we're talking about objective wrongness, then I don't see how it matter that Poof in fact not-pushes out of a desire to not cooperate.
However, this view is nowhere near as limited as the Logical Contradiction view because, as we have seen, it takes into account an agent's purpose, and most natural actions do have an exterior purpose which would clearly be thwarted if the maxim were universalized. So, for example, universalized stealing for the purpose of possession would contradict itself because the purpose "to possess a thing" amounts to something like "to be secure in the possession of this thing," which would be impossible in a world where one must expect to be a victim of theft oneself. "Self-love" is supposed to have as its natural purpose or "destinationKorsgaard identifies a critical slip in this construal of Kant's contradiction test.
For imagine the case where Poof and Whoof are both uncooperative and independently happen to not-push. `��7�=7�ݎ��F^A����/�� 2�;o�o��A�:��� The sole moral principle which does not derive its "ought" from outside itself, according to Kant, runs as follows: "Questions about how the contradiction tests are to be understood have received a great deal of scholarly attention.
7��q������������n�:? For Kant's argument to work, he needs an agent's own purpose to commit him to willing some natural purpose which is undermined by the universalization of his maxim. PLAY. Even if construction work is widely regarded as permissible, there is no risk of everyone doing it, and hence no risk of disaster.
Children are curious and like to question boundaries.
Created by. <>>>
1. Key Concepts: Terms in this set (10) The question What if everyone did that?
Or, maybe you're just quiz-crazy, which is why you're taking the crazy quiz …
"If every right-thinking citizen drops out simultaneously, then subsequently there will be no act-consequentialist reason for them to start voting again, as no one alone has any chance of making a difference. If the maxim of the lying promise were universalized, says Kant, "it would make the promise and the end one might have in it itself impossible" (4:422). And if there is no chance of one's vote making a difference, then don't I know that no enough other right-thinking individuals are going to vote (that is, cooperate) so as there to be any chance of my vote making a difference? The problem arises when we try to account for immoral natural actions, that is, actions whose possibility does not depend on a practice, but only on laws of nature. Could you tell me when cooperative utilitarianism diverges from act utilitarianism in its verdicts? While working with younger children, I have noticed that rules cannot simply be stated. 4.
But as Korsgaard points out, we usually want to say more than this -- the violent criminal does something unjust, and the duty not to act in this way is enforced, not just encouraged. What if Everybody Did That? I hit publish before editing. Gravity. And since we're talking about objective wrongness, then I don't see how it matter that Poof in fact not-pushes out of a desire to not cooperate.
However, this view is nowhere near as limited as the Logical Contradiction view because, as we have seen, it takes into account an agent's purpose, and most natural actions do have an exterior purpose which would clearly be thwarted if the maxim were universalized. So, for example, universalized stealing for the purpose of possession would contradict itself because the purpose "to possess a thing" amounts to something like "to be secure in the possession of this thing," which would be impossible in a world where one must expect to be a victim of theft oneself. "Self-love" is supposed to have as its natural purpose or "destinationKorsgaard identifies a critical slip in this construal of Kant's contradiction test.
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For imagine the case where Poof and Whoof are both uncooperative and independently happen to not-push. `��7�=7�ݎ��F^A����/�� 2�;o�o��A�:��� The sole moral principle which does not derive its "ought" from outside itself, according to Kant, runs as follows: "Questions about how the contradiction tests are to be understood have received a great deal of scholarly attention.
7��q������������n�:? For Kant's argument to work, he needs an agent's own purpose to commit him to willing some natural purpose which is undermined by the universalization of his maxim. PLAY. Even if construction work is widely regarded as permissible, there is no risk of everyone doing it, and hence no risk of disaster.
Children are curious and like to question boundaries.
Created by. <>>>
1. Key Concepts: Terms in this set (10) The question What if everyone did that?
Or, maybe you're just quiz-crazy, which is why you're taking the crazy quiz …
"If every right-thinking citizen drops out simultaneously, then subsequently there will be no act-consequentialist reason for them to start voting again, as no one alone has any chance of making a difference. If the maxim of the lying promise were universalized, says Kant, "it would make the promise and the end one might have in it itself impossible" (4:422). And if there is no chance of one's vote making a difference, then don't I know that no enough other right-thinking individuals are going to vote (that is, cooperate) so as there to be any chance of my vote making a difference? The problem arises when we try to account for immoral natural actions, that is, actions whose possibility does not depend on a practice, but only on laws of nature. Could you tell me when cooperative utilitarianism diverges from act utilitarianism in its verdicts? While working with younger children, I have noticed that rules cannot simply be stated. 4.
But as Korsgaard points out, we usually want to say more than this -- the violent criminal does something unjust, and the duty not to act in this way is enforced, not just encouraged. What if Everybody Did That? I hit publish before editing. Gravity. And since we're talking about objective wrongness, then I don't see how it matter that Poof in fact not-pushes out of a desire to not cooperate.
However, this view is nowhere near as limited as the Logical Contradiction view because, as we have seen, it takes into account an agent's purpose, and most natural actions do have an exterior purpose which would clearly be thwarted if the maxim were universalized. So, for example, universalized stealing for the purpose of possession would contradict itself because the purpose "to possess a thing" amounts to something like "to be secure in the possession of this thing," which would be impossible in a world where one must expect to be a victim of theft oneself. "Self-love" is supposed to have as its natural purpose or "destinationKorsgaard identifies a critical slip in this construal of Kant's contradiction test.
