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SIGNIFICANCE OF ONTIC DUTY

Author(s) -

Ryszard Moń

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

studia philosophiae christianae

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2720-0531

pISSN - 0585-5470

DOI - 10.21697/spch.2020.56.s2.08

Subject(s) - ontic , duty , morality , epistemology , autonomy , value (mathematics) , interpretation (philosophy) , maxim , humanity , sociology , philosophy , axiology , content (measure theory) , law , political science , linguistics , computer science , mathematics , mathematical analysis , machine learning

What are the relationships between value and duty? Which ontic status has a duty and why? This article aims at clarifying these concepts. It is indicated that in Kant’s writings, we come across texts that enable a slightly different interpretation of his philosophy. And so: the ma%er of good will is the goals themselves; good will must act according to the maxim that the members of the kingdom of goals follow. And this is a moral good since the highest principle of morality is the desire for autonomy of will. Thus, the form of universal legislation is a community of autonomous beings in which the humanity of each of them is realized. In such a community, the a priori content – the content of an ethical reality – is created. It can be said that relationships between people are various forms of ontic status of a duty.

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