Immanuel Kant, The Categorical Imperative Kant is saying that people should always be treated as valuable - as an end in themselves - and should not just be used in order to achieve something else.

By EMMANUEL ONWUBIKO Categorical imperative, in the ethics of the 18th-century German philosopher Immanuel Kant, founder of ...

Specifically, the teachings of Immanuel Kant made an indelible ... Putting that possibility aside, Kant’s categorical imperative has a huge bearing on the world we now inhabit.

Take one look at Immanuel Kant (1724-1804 ... He called this the "categorical imperative." Today we would formulate it like this: You should only do what is the best for all.

Many quotes from Immanuel Kant’s writings took on ... when I want something I cannot afford.” Once again, Kant’s categorical imperative kicks in by urging us to think of such a maxim as ...

For the lens texts, you will choose excerpts from either John Stuart Mill’s essay on Utilitarianism, which argues that the goal of every society should be to maximize the collective happiness, or ...

Philosophical and cultural frameworks, like Kant's categorical imperative and Indian rajdharm, advocate for fairness, justice, and societal welfare. Leaders must uphold these principles while ...

Professor Pravesh Jung from the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at IIT Bombay and associate professor Apaar ...