kantian philosophy

Kantian philosophy refers to the ethical and epistemological principles established by the German philosopher Immanuel Kant, emphasizing the intrinsic value of morality, reason, and the autonomy of individuals. It involves the belief in categorical imperatives that guide ethical decision-making, the notion of a priori knowledge derived from universally valid principles, and the rejection of subjective perceptions in favor of the rational mind.

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