Kant Ethics 

"Act in such a way that you treat humanity, whether in your own person or in the person of any other, never simply as a means, but always at the same time as an end"

By far the best explanation of Kantian Ethics and the Categorical Imperatives.

Very helpful and I appreciate the pacing of the narrator - I am able to outline and take notes without having the pause the video. Thank you!

I have an exam in a few weeks. Thank you for this clear and concise explanation. Greatly appreciated.

this is the best explanation on Kantian ethics I've seen...and you explain very well about things I didn't know that I didn't know.. good job!

I could listen to you all day! You should teach all materials for online philosophy class. Maybe I wouldn't struggle so hard in this course!

I searched for and watched at a couple of dozen of clips on Kantian ethics, and this one stands out as having good, lucid coverage of the bare necessities. Furthermore, it's the only < 10 minute video that actually illustrates the method of Kantian reasoning via contradiction to test whether a maxim qualifies as a universal law. Very nice.

Absolutely amazing!

Very easy to follow. Great leading/educating!! Thanks! :)

Thank u for this video we have a group report about immanuel kant :)

From a Harvard professor, in reference to Kant, can I will the maxim governing my behavior as universal law? Posited, that is the Golden Rule restated. Treat others the way that you want to be treated; love others as you love yourself.

putting it at 1.25 speed is a good idea

Simplified and to the point, something Kant is not, because his books are so extremely complex and torturous lol.

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Love the voice, you should be on the radio or TV or something

thank you so much for this, this is a great help!

in this world there are winners and losers. i dont care about cheating lying stealing or exploiting other people because i believe my will is special. just dont get caught. there are also allies and enemies. not all humans are equal or sacred.

I feel like modern science would disagree with kant about animals and human autonomy. One of the ways in which modern intellectualism has moved past him. Still very significant historically.

some animals have been proven to have rationality