•Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) •Founder of Deontology
Deontology
? Immanuel Kant (1724-1804)
? Founder of Deontology
Deontology
The right act is that which is in accordance with the correct moral rule (GK. deon) or principle (Kant calls these "maxims")
? Rejects hedonism ? Rejects consequentialism ? Different from Rule Utilitarianism--the
rules of deontology aren't based on how much happiness they would produce.
Deontology
The only thing which is intrinsically good is a good will.
A good will acts independently of the consequences.
Deontology
Other SUPPOSED intrinsic goods: ? Happiness ? Intelligence ? Wit ? Freedom
All of the above can be bad if not combined with a good will.
Deontology
Kant: 2 types of motives
? Desire ? Reason
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