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    This document provides 10 questions as a guide for studying Kantian ethics. It asks the reader to define key concepts in Kant's moral philosophy such as heteronomy vs autonomy, the will, good will, duties without qualification, the categorical imperative, moral duties and obligations, and different types of duties. It also asks about Kant's view on the motivation for moral action and whether all persons have the same moral responsibilities.

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    This document provides 10 questions as a guide for studying Kantian ethics. It asks the reader to define key concepts in Kant's moral philosophy such as heteronomy vs autonomy, the will, good will, duties without qualification, the categorical imperative, moral duties and obligations, and different types of duties. It also asks about Kant's view on the motivation for moral action and whether all persons have the same moral responsibilities.

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    Guide questions for Kant.

    1.       Differentiate heteronomy and autonomy.

    2.       What is meant by “will”?

    3.       What is meant by good will?

    4.       What does Kant mean by "good without qualification"?

    5.       Do all persons have the same moral duties?

    6.       What is a "categorical imperative"?

    7.       What is a moral duty? A moral obligation.

    8.       What are the two formulations of the categorical imperative?  Explain each.

    9.       What should be a person’s motivation when he does his duty?

    10.    Differentiate perfect duty vs imperfect duty.

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