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Kantian deontology Questions and Answers 2024 (A+)
What is meant by 'good will' - ANS-'the intention to do the right action for its own sake, without any other motivation. It is the only thing that is morally good without qualification.' good will is the only thing that is good without qualification. the only intrinsic good, good will doesn't derive its goodness from successfully producing some good result, rather it is good 'in itself' when someone acts out of good will but doesn't succeed, we can still praise their efforts as morally...
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What is meant by 'good will' - ANS-'the intention to do the right action for its own sake, without any other motivation. It is the only thing that is morally good without qualification.' good will is the only thing that is good without qualification. the only intrinsic good, good will doesn't derive its goodness from successfully producing some good result, rather it is good 'in itself' when someone acts out of good will but doesn't succeed, we can still praise their efforts as morally...
kantian deontology Questions and Answers 2024
what does kant say about good will - ANS-that nothing is intrinsically valuable other than good will nothing "can be regarded as good without qualification, except a good will" • Other things are only good instrumentally (e.g. wealth, virtues and health) Reason: virtues affect your ability to achieve your goal; but your goal may be bad e.g. affable thief: charm is not always good - as charm can be used to deceive, therefore, charm, in itself, is not intrinsically good Good in terms of ...
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what does kant say about good will - ANS-that nothing is intrinsically valuable other than good will nothing "can be regarded as good without qualification, except a good will" • Other things are only good instrumentally (e.g. wealth, virtues and health) Reason: virtues affect your ability to achieve your goal; but your goal may be bad e.g. affable thief: charm is not always good - as charm can be used to deceive, therefore, charm, in itself, is not intrinsically good Good in terms of ...