Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals [SUMMARY] by Immanuel Kant

This video stitches together my last three videos on Kant's Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals. Please note that this summarizes the preface, section one, section two, and covers Kant's essay "On the Supposed Right To Lie Based on Philanthropic Concerns". Concepts addressed in this summary include universality, the good will, duty, and the categorical imperative and two of its formulations. This video summary does not cover section 3 of the book.
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[@TheMjsanty]

Regarding the “ lying to a murderer,” this could be an example of a bad actor’s language game. He is not asking for the friend’s location just to know (as a good dialectician would). Rather, he is asking for your help/permission to murder your friend. So answering “No” is not lying. Kart’s point about detaching action from effect would still apply.

[@peachy1869]

I just finished "Monster" and this video was immediately recommended

[@PhilosophyToons]

It's good right?

[@PhilPhysics]

Also thanks for covering metaphysics!

[@PhilosophyToons]

No prob, more metaphysics coming next video

[@kennethshirah3459]

What about the guy he lost that essay competition to?

[@PhilosophyToons]

Kant lost an essay competition to someone? Who is it I gotta know