1. 1 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant “Forget injuries – never kindnesses.” Confucius “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Aesop “Forget injuries – never kindnesses.” Confucius “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Aesop

2. 2 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant Our Learning… Summarise Kant so far… Learn about maxims – the basis for Kants moral deliberations. Learn about imperatives… Our Learning… Summarise Kant so far… Learn about maxims – the basis for Kants moral deliberations. Learn about imperatives…

3. 3 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant Easy Matching Exercise to Start!!!

4. 4 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant Finish Reading Pages 19-21

5. 5 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant We have freedom – therefore we need to be moral. Morality can’t be subjective Reason (intellect) is the ultimate judge / authority. Goodwill is the only intrinsically good thing. Duty is King for Kant. We have freedom – therefore we need to be moral. Morality can’t be subjective Reason (intellect) is the ultimate judge / authority. Goodwill is the only intrinsically good thing. Duty is King for Kant.

6. 6 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant Maxims – Page 23

7. 7 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant Imperatives – Page 24

8. 8 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant An Imperative is a command. A hypothetical imperative contains an ‘if’. A moral imperative is a moral command which is conditional upon nothing else. A categorical imperative is what Kant used to test maxims. If the maxim passes, it is our duty to act.

9. 9 MJP56021 Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant Our Learning… Summarise Kant so far… Learn about maxims – the basis for Kants moral deliberations. Learn about imperatives… Our Learning… Summarise Kant so far… Learn about maxims – the basis for Kants moral deliberations. Learn about imperatives…