Assertion: categorical imperative | /r/HasProperty | involved in duty
Facets:
value: for its own sake
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Rather, if Part I is meant to persuade us from the side of ordinary moral thinking that we are all latent bearers of the moral will, through the idea of doing one's duty for its own sake, Part II reprises the idea that the categorical imperative involved in 'duty for its own sake' is also the principle of action of a purely rational will acting, unlike a possible God, under 'subjective limitations and hindrances'.