Kant, Mill and Protagoras
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- Introduction
- Kant's method for distinguishing what is moral
- Mill's belief that morality is derived from intensions
- The contrasting views of Kant and Mill
- The allusion to the divine figures
- Conclusion
- Works cited
Abstract
When following the determining factors of morality for either kant or mill one would generally arrive to the same conclusion on whether an action is moral or not. Although kant believes that his method of deriving morality is best, mill believes that kant's process is lacking. "But when he (kant) begins to deduce from this precept any of the actual duties of morality, he fails, almost grotesquely, to show that there would be any contradiction". Although the end result is generally the same, there is a large difference between kant's and mill's views on the determining factors of human morality.
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