The will allows the capacity of an individual’s mind to make decisions at free-will. The duty, which is the duty of an individual, is based on the categorical imperative. The maxim is the “rule or principle” (Shakil). Finally, the categorical imperative is where one should “consider the maxim or principle which they are acting” (Garrett). Categorical imperatives can be distinguished by three divisions. First, one must act by a maxim which could rationally will to be universalized. Second, treat everyone as an end; treat everyone as you would want to be treated. Third, autonomy, always be autonomous of the other person,
The will allows the capacity of an individual’s mind to make decisions at free-will. The duty, which is the duty of an individual, is based on the categorical imperative. The maxim is the “rule or principle” (Shakil). Finally, the categorical imperative is where one should “consider the maxim or principle which they are acting” (Garrett). Categorical imperatives can be distinguished by three divisions. First, one must act by a maxim which could rationally will to be universalized. Second, treat everyone as an end; treat everyone as you would want to be treated. Third, autonomy, always be autonomous of the other person,