100% pure Kant. Sartre with a sorry ass second at 68%. Then again, there was no neo-Kantian. Although Kant's foundations for ontology are somewhat lacking and the distinctions in the First Critique are essential to Kant's moral philosophy, I find Kant's arguments to the the most compelling and sensible. Then again, I also believe that intent is often the deciding factor in determining the rightness of an act. Then again, to determine intent one has to have method of determining the mental or intensional state of an agent at the time of action. I want another philosophy quiz!!!!
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Date: 2002-12-25 08:33 pm (UTC)