A Hypothetical Imperative Represents an Action as Good as a Means

Q106: Explain the distinction between a hypothetical imperative

Q107: What is the general happiness principle? Do

Q108: Rachels states that a concern for one's

Q109: Virtuous action<br>A) Has a certain character.<br>B) Is

Q110: Utilitarianism requires that we always and only

Q112: What are the main distinctions between an

Q113: Do you think that the two formulations

Q114: If moral isolationism were true, what would

Q115: The justice objection to utilitarianism claims that

Q116: In Kant's view, coercion is wrong because