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Kantian ethics and virtue ethics
Kant's categorical imperative; Aristotelian virtue ethics; comparing the three theories
What this note covers
- Kant's starting point: the good will and acting from duty
- The formulations of the categorical imperative
- Objections to Kantian ethics
- Aristotle's virtue ethics
- Objections to virtue ethics and modern replies
- Comparing the three theories on one dilemma
6 sections · 12 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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