Please read carefully the textbook: Nina Ronsentand, The Moral of the Story Chapter 6: Kant "Deontology " and respond the following questionnaire.
1. Who was Kant?
2. Why his perspective is called Deontologism?
3. What is a Good Will ?
4. What is a Categorical Imperative and how did it differ from utlitarianism?
5. What is good without qualification?
6. How did Kant formulate his categorical imperative? What were the implications of such a rule?
7. Explain what Kant mean by human as rational Beings and be treated as Ends in Themselves.
8. What makes an action right for Kant, the consequences or the action itself? Why?