What is the only thing which is intrinsically good according to...

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What is the only thing which is intrinsically good according to Kant, and what sort of moral obligation does this engender according to him? In answering this question, explain his concept of a maxim, of a categorical imperative distinguishing it from hypothetical imperatives, the distinction between acts done "in accord with" and "from" duty, what motivates a moral person, and the importance of consequences for Kant's moral theory.

What, according to Kant, is a "good will?" In answering this question clarify what such a will is like, what motivates it to act, what sort of "maxim" it is willing to follow, and what such a will values. Give an account of Kant's Categorical Imperative making sure to explain the Universal Law formula. Apply Kant's theory to a contemporary moral problem. How would the theory resolve the problem?

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