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Kant vs Mill

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Philosophy

 

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September 10, 2014

 

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So he is trying to find the supreme principal of morality in all his reasoning. Kant also believes that an action is right or wrong based solely on the reason by which it was performed. However, a Utilitarian, like John Mill, would reject Kant's reasoning of originating good characters out of actions alone, and instead argue that if an action has bad consequences, then the action was morally wrong...
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He names this moral action a ?duty.' Kant also believes that in determining the moral worth of an action, we need to look at the maxim by which it was performed. So, we need to look at one's reason for doing an action to determine if it is a duty. If the reason for performing the action is justified, then the action is a duty...
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