Human Nature and Conduct · Character
Kant
German philosopher referenced for his moral philosophy and categorical imperative.
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First appearance: Human Nature and Conduct
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Mentioned as a representative of moral theories that emphasize rational duty over habitual conduct.
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- Human Nature and Conduct
- Part I: The Place of Habit in Conduct
- III: Character and Conduct
- Part III: The Place of Intelligence in Conduct
- Habit and Intelligence
- The Nature of Principles
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