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27. Mai 2024 · In these lectures on Kantian philosophy he wrote that we recognize the moral law as “characterizing the conduct that most adequately expresses our nature as free and equal rational beings” and that it “springs from our intelligence and so from our proper self” (Galisanka 2019, 170).
9. Mai 2024 · This article explores the Kantian and Rousseauvian solutions to the conflict between autonomy and authority. First, I discuss how the categorical imperatives (CI) are the supreme source of the ...
- Shuyang Lin
- lshuyang@wustl.edu
12. Mai 2024 · The ultimate goal of education, for Kant, was to aid pupils win their freedom and their moral and cognitive autonomy, both individually and collectively. This emphasis on the ethical and collective distances him from the "proto-romantic" Rousseau, who inclined toward spontaneity and individualism.
24. Mai 2024 · According to our theory, the explicit mention of role uncertainty awakens or reinforces a Kantian moral concern, which triggers pro-social behavior in our dictator game design.
23. Mai 2024 · Two dominant ethical frameworks—Utilitarianism and Kantian ethics—offer contrasting perspectives on how to evaluate the morality of our actions. Utilitarianism, rooted in the outcomes of actions, advocates for maximizing overall happiness or pleasure.
9. Mai 2024 · This article explores the Kantian and Rousseauvian solutions to the conflict between autonomy and authority. First, I discuss how the categorical imperatives (CI) are the supreme source of the legitimate authority of a limited number of political laws.
26. Mai 2024 · Tensions chronically exist in the research literature among bio-evolutionary scientists, constructivist-developmental psychologists, and socio-constructionist scholars about how to describe, understand, and predict our moral functioning.
