He was a sociable man and was also kindly and benevolent. He was never rich but he was careful in money matters. He regularly assisted a number of poor people. He was a sincere and loyal friend and his conduct was marked by courtesy and respect for others. For 15 years after completing his doctorate he taught at the university where he lectured on science and math, but eventually he expanded his field to cover almost all branches of philosophy...
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Kant was an amazing orator and was internationally famous for his lectures. His main goal in philosophical courses was to stimulate his listeners to "stand on their own feet" as he put it. He was appointed to a regular chair of philosophy at the University at the age of 46 in 1770. He was made the professor of logics and metaphysics...
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Kant VS Mill He says, "I should never act except in such a way that I can will that my maxim should become a universal law." This means that when one is faced with a moral decision they are forced to observe a maxim...	2 / 486
Kants categorical Imperitave applied Secondly, one should act in a way that all rational beings are treated as ends in themselves, never as means merely. In this version of categorical imperative, consent has much to do with whether of not you are treating a person as means merely...	2 / 484
KANT AND MORALITY Moral laws can also be defined as universal laws. Kant's theory can be defended on several premises. First, all individuals do have a duty to what is right, whether they act accordingly or not...	3 / 583
Immanuel Kant The answer would be no, because the world would then fall into chaos. Then Kant would ask, “Would it be consistent for me to will this to become a universal law of nature...	3 / 602