How does Kant's emphasis on universalizability relate to current discussions of global ethics?

Feb 16, 2013 ... In section 2, I continue with the categorical imperative and address strengths/weaknesses. Apr 11, 2014 ... This dissertation argues that Kant's many claims about the necessary relations that run between intuitions and concepts are most fundamentally of ... Kant scholars since the early nineteenth century have disaxadgreed about how to interpret his theory of moral motivation. Kant tells us that the feeling of ... Kant identifies transcendental apperception with a spontaneous activity of the subject, which functions as an inner organizational principle. Lyons, Ethics and the Rule of Law 67 (1984) (arguing that any "sound legal theory must leave room for moral criticism of law"). For slight variations on the. Feb 21, 2015 ... Aesthetic Apperceptions Exploring Art One Painting, One Book, One Museum At a Time Kant's Theory of the Beautiful and Art So stealing the bread is morally permissible. Kant's deontological ethics takes a rule-based approach. According to Kant, there are certain moral laws that are ... Dec 10, 2022 ... Imagining Kant's Theory of Scientific Knowledge: Philosophy and Education in Microbiology. This is a Preprint and has not been peer reviewed ... In the Critique of Judgment he argues that judgments of taste are universally and necessarily valid a priori. (See below.) 5. Kant's Philosophy of Mind a. Kant ... Paton trans., Harper Torchbook ed. 1964) [hereinafter Kant, Groundwork]. A very use- ful secondary source for Kant's moral theory is Roger J. Sullivan, Immanuel ...