The main question of this article is whether it is possible in Kant's ethical theory that an ethical agent commits mistake in recognizing a right ethical judgment or not. In order to reply to this question, first the place of wrong ethical judgment in Kant's ethical theory is considered. Then, by referring to the two main ethical principles in Kant's theory, i.e. universality and autonomy, it is tried to show that these principles are united in Kant’s view and this unity constitutes the basis of his theory and makes him not to accept the possibility of wrong ethical judgment in his ethical theory.
seyf, M. (2009). The Possibility of Wrong Ethical Judgment in Kant’s Ethical Theory. Wisdom And Philosophy, 5(20), 7-15. https://doi.org/10.22054/wph.2010.5779
MLA
seyf, M. "The Possibility of Wrong Ethical Judgment in Kant’s Ethical Theory", Wisdom And Philosophy, 5, 20, 2009, 7-15. doi: 10.22054/wph.2010.5779
HARVARD
seyf M. (2009). 'The Possibility of Wrong Ethical Judgment in Kant’s Ethical Theory', Wisdom And Philosophy, 5(20), pp. 7-15. doi: 10.22054/wph.2010.5779
CHICAGO
M. seyf, "The Possibility of Wrong Ethical Judgment in Kant’s Ethical Theory," Wisdom And Philosophy, 5 20 (2009): 7-15, doi: 10.22054/wph.2010.5779
VANCOUVER
seyf M. The Possibility of Wrong Ethical Judgment in Kant’s Ethical Theory. Wisdom And Philosophy. 2009;5(20):7-15 (In Persian). doi: 10.22054/wph.2010.5779
