Kant's second formulation of the Categorical Imperative states we must
Treat people as ends in themselves |
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Treat people as means to an end |
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Treat people as instruments when its necessary |
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None of the above |
According to John Rawls, to determine if a principle is moral, it must be approved by people in the original position of the veil of ignorance
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False
In ethics, Utility means:
The good to be disregarded |
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The good to be balanced |
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The good to be minimized |
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The good to be maximized |
1.D.it says to treat human not means to an end but same time should be considered as an end for you or others.
2.false.because ,you do not know anything about your selfwhen are you in veil of ignorance.thus,it is not necessary not get approved by person .
3.D. it enhances happiness and pleasure rather than making pain.
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Kant's second formulation of the Categorical Imperative states we must Treat people as ends in themselves...
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