25.3.20-Deontology

Which moral philosopher is a non-consequentialist?

• Jeremy Bentham

• John Stuart Mill

• Immanuel Kant

Which normative theories are nonconsequentialist?

• utilitarianism

• natural law theory

• ethical egoism

• Kantian ethics

What's an example of a hypothetical imperative?

What makes an imperative categorical?

What, according to Kant, is a "good will"?

• Desiring that good consequences come from your actions.

• Being motivated to do your duty just because it's your duty.

• Strong reasons in support of the moral action.

• A well-written document about what should happen to your things after you die.

According to Kant, the only thing that is good "in itself" is a good will.

• True

• False

• He doesn't say.

According to Kant, talents of the mind and gifts of fortune are always good.

• True

• False

• He doesn't say.

According to Kant, to do right, we must have the right motivation.

• True

• False

• He doesn't say.

Should we start here?

• Yes

• Definitely Yes

A ____________ imperative is a command you should follow if you want something.