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Philosophy of Ethics (Part Two), The

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Abstract
Philosopher Stephen Toulmin elaborates on his thoughts regarding Kant, Bentham and ethics. Professor Toulmin points out that when Kant wrote general treatises on the philosophy of ethics, his intent was not to provide axioms, but to simply explain "...what kinds of arguments moral arguments are." Professor Toulmin adds that Kant believed in the Rousseau idea that, "...every human being is an end in him or herself, and we have to live together in a kind of moral democracy."
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Philosophy Collection
Subject
philosophy, ethics, Kant, Immanuel, Bentham, Jeremy, Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, Ethics
Series
Introduction to Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Examined Life, The
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Toulmin, Ph.D., Stephen (Performer), INTELECOM Intelligent Telecommunications (Firm)
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00:03:57 (HH:MM:SS)
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English
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