Immanuel Kant
Essays

The French revolution was an important time period for the French people in 1789. This order is an annotated bibliography of sources that provide information in regards to the revolution. The sources allow one to understand and immerse themselves to that specific time period. From the sources one is able to understand what led to the revolution and how the revolution ended.

In theory, freedom and liberty for all appears to be an excellent concept, one which nearly everyone would embrace. However, the practice of this ideology is not always as halcyon as its theoretical mandate.

An Analysis of the Radical Phase of the French Revolution

Defining fundamentalism and liberalism in Christianity is hardly an exact science, especially because prior to about 1920 there was not even a term for fundamentalism as it exists today.

One of the greatest myths of Christian American is the myth of Old Saint Nick. Santa Claus is a favorite childhood memory of millions of adults all over the world. The story of the old jolly man who brings joy and…

This paper addresses the issue of direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical sales, and the ethics of the same. Whether it is acceptable to sell medications this way, or whether it contributes to people who self-diagnose and take medications they do not actually need is something to consider. What is most important is protecting individuals who need help with their health.

Abstract Moral philosophy refers to the sphere of philosophy concerned with ethic theories together with how human beings should live their own lives. Moral philosophy holds three major divisions, which include normative ethics, applied ethics and metaethics. Metaethics refers to the theoretical sphere of moral philosophy and handles issues regarding morality; normative ethics treat the most theoretical concerns of moral philosophy, while applied ethics tries to apply normative ethical premises to certain cases to allow people understand what is wrong and right. Moral philosophy handles both arguments concerning morality content and meta-ethical temperament of moral language, value, argument, and judgment discussion. This paper outlines key points concerning moral philosophy with respect Kant, Mill, Aristotle, Bentham and Hume concepts.

Ethics and its role on Emotion of Pleasure: Views from Aristotle, Immanuel Kant, and J.S. Mill

Moll Flanders: Money, Sexuality and Philosophical Views of Issues Raised

Ethical formalism. What is good is that which conforms to the categorical imperative. This is the ethical system of Immanuel Kant, which is normative and deontological. It is a universal ethic that asserts every person is to be treated with equal dignity and respect rather than as an object or a means to an end. A truly moral action is motivated by good will, not because the individual doing the good deed expects "payment, wants a return favor, or for any reason other than a good will", while immoral actions to achieve moral or ethical ends are not permitted (Pollock, 2006, p. 27).