kantajuuden
Kantajuuden, also known as Kantian ethics, is a philosophical theory developed by Immanuel Kant, which emphasizes the importance of moral duty and the inherent worth of individuals. At its core, Kantian ethics is based on the categorical imperative, a principle that dictates the moral worth of an action based solely on whether it can be universally applied. This means that an action is morally right if it could be performed by everyone without contradiction.
Kant's moral philosophy is grounded in two main principles: the formula of universal law and the formula
Kant's ethics also introduce the concept of the "kingdom of ends," which refers to the realm of
Kant's moral philosophy has had a significant impact on Western ethics and continues to influence contemporary