Assignment task:
Read Kant's journal before answering:
Journal: Mere and Partial Means: The Full Range of the Objectification of Women
Among the things moral philosophers try to do is articulate what is wrongful in attitudes and practices we find objectionable. Sexism and racism are two examples of such attitudes and practices-so we can ask: in what, exactly, does their wrongfulness consist? consider an analysis of objectification, commonly thought to be a paradigmatically sexist attitude and practice, and another of racism, each of which draw on elements of Kant's ethics to help us understand these everyday moral phenomena. Type out a brief extract off Kants ethics in sexism and racism making connections to the journal.