Immanuel Kant was an influential German philosopher of the 18th century. He has authored several famous books related to philosophy. In his book, Groundwork of the Metaphysics of the Morals, he introduced the principles of Categorical Imperatives (CI). They are moral laws that must be obeyed unconditionally under all circumstances. They are not like commandments. […]
1879 is the special year in the history of records. It is when Albert Einstein was born in Ulm. Electrochemical factory of his father, laid the foundation for Hans Albert Einstein to learn, understand and start to do wonders from the early stages of his life. Introspective mathematical genius labored incessantly is also a champion […]
Happiness has been a significant concern among the folks throughout the ages. Everyone has their own meaning of happiness but oftentimes, those ideas don’t lead us to happiness. In unfortunate circumstances, those thoughts lead us to the unhappiness. According to the research, there exist more than 450 terms for happiness that have no direct translation. […]
Immanuel Kant defines happiness as what an individual wants, he states that we cannot accurately know what happiness is in general, but we can give some examples that are associated with happiness such as health, sex, wealth, honor, etc. happiness vary from people to people and that is why happiness is accidental and undeterminable. This […]
Plato, the Greek philosopher, is described as one of the most influential leadership thinkers because he thought a great deal about leadership. He develops a structure on the nature of leadership in an absolute state. According to Plato, rulers motivated by self-interest were not suitable for leadership. Plato states that a city should be governed […]
About this Book Philosophy deals with finding answers to questions related to existence, enlightenment, knowledge, duty, etc. through critical reasoning and arguments. Kantianism is an important part of western philosophy. Categorical Imperatives (CI) are central to Kantian ethics. They are unconditional and absolute and must be followed under all circumstances without any regard to desires […]