
handle: 11336/26227
The article compares two different interpretations of Kant's categorical imperative −the practical and the logical one− and defends the practical one, arguing that it is superior because it rejects cases of free riding without necessarily rejecting cases of coordination or timing. The logical interpretation, on the other hand, leads to the undesirable outcome that it does not reject immoral cases of free riding, and to the desired outcome that it does not reject maxims of coordination/timing. Given that neither of them rejects maxims of coordination/timing (they are similar in that sense) and only the practical interpretation rejects free riding, the logical interpretation should be rejected.
El artículo compara dos interpretaciones diferentes del imperativo categórico kantiano −la práctica y la lógica− y defiende la superioridad de la práctica debido a que rechaza los casos de free riding, sin rechazar necesariamente los casos de coordinación/tiempo. La interpretación lógica, en cambio, lleva al resultado indeseable de no rechazar casos inmorales de free riding, y al resultado deseable de rechazar las máximas de coordinación/tiempo. Dado que ninguna de las dos rechaza las máximas de coordinación/tiempo (y en este sentido son similares) y solamente la interpretación práctica rechaza los casos de free riding, debe rechazarse la interpretación lógica.
Fil: Dimitriu, Cristian. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
PRACTICAL INTERPRETATION, Logic, korsgaard, B1-5802, O. O'Neill, CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE, o, i, KANT, I. Kant, categorical imperative., https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.3, B. HERMAN, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, B, Philosophy (General), Ethics, imperativo categórico, kant, Philosophy. Psychology. Religion, epistemology, B. Herman, C. KOSGAARD, C. Korsgaard, O. O’Neill, Philosophy, I. KANT, c, categorical imperative, b, herman, ETHICS, o’neill
PRACTICAL INTERPRETATION, Logic, korsgaard, B1-5802, O. O'Neill, CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE, o, i, KANT, I. Kant, categorical imperative., https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.3, B. HERMAN, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, B, Philosophy (General), Ethics, imperativo categórico, kant, Philosophy. Psychology. Religion, epistemology, B. Herman, C. KOSGAARD, C. Korsgaard, O. O’Neill, Philosophy, I. KANT, c, categorical imperative, b, herman, ETHICS, o’neill
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