ACTIVITY:
1. For Kant, why can’t we ground moral laws on purposes or sentiments?
– Kant’s view on moral philosophy is all about “seeking out” the fundamental principle of
“metaphysics of morals”, which let him understand and assess a system of moral principles
based on priori which is typically applied to the culture of humans. According to Kant’s
exploration, the thought about “motivation by duty” is that it represents an exposed respect
for moral laws and requirements. Duties refers to set of laws or rules which are combined
together with the feeling of being constraint or beneficial to our choices. However, the
aforementioned laws may be conformed to be morally loathsome. The initiative of people to
act out of respect for moral laws is considered to be an act for acknowledgement that the
