Exploring Morality: Duty vs. Happiness in Kantian Ethics

This curation delves into the philosophical debate surrounding morality, questioning whether it is rooted in duty or personal happiness. By examining Kant's deontological ethics, we uncover the significance of duty over the pursuit of happiness.

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   Deontology · Wikipedia

   Defines deontological ethics as a framework where morality is based on rules rather than consequences.

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   Kant & Categorical Imperatives: Crash Course Philosophy #35 · YouTube

   Explains Kant's concepts of hypothetical and categorical imperatives, emphasizing the importance of treating individuals as ends in themselves.

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   Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals · Bookshop.org

   Introduces Kant's foundational arguments for moral duty and the significance of the moral law in ethical considerations.

The selected pieces collectively illuminate the principles of deontological ethics, emphasizing Kant's arguments about moral duty. They guide the reader from foundational concepts to a deeper understanding of Kant's influential text, culminating in a comprehensive view of morality.