Assertion: categorical imperative's action | /r/HasProperty | consistent
Facets:
value: with a world
type: OTHER
value: with the idea of man
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Kant's ethics is a process of determining whether a particular action is consistent with the idea of man as possessing a rational free will.
text: This results in two other formulas of the categorical imperative: the formula of humanity, which states that we should treat people “as an end and never simply as a means,” and the formula of the kingdom of ends, which requires that our actions be consistent with a “systematic union of different rational beings through common laws” (36, 39).
text: This means that the action should be consistent with a world in which people are treated as ends in themselves.
text: This means that the action should be consistent with a world in which people are treated as ends in themselves.