Assertion: categorical imperative | /r/UsedFor | refer to the idea
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text: The categorical imperative is a term which is originally found in the writings of Kant and refers to the idea that one's behaviour should be guided by the maxim of respecting people as ends in themselves and to do ones duty for its its own sake and not for the furthering of other ends.
text: The categorical imperative is a term which is originally found in the writings of Kant and refers to the idea that one's behaviour should be guided by the maxim of respecting people as ends in themselves and to do ones duty for its its own sake and not for the furthering of other ends.