Immanuel Kant's Work Is Considered Fundamental in What Sense

question 11

Multiple Choice

Immanuel Kant's work is considered fundamental in what sense?

• A) It establishes the association between virtue, enlightenment, and reason as the basis of good governance.
• B) It establishes the link between the state of nature, the social contract, and best practice in government.
• C) It considers international frameworks to develop one of the earliest formulations of liberal foreign policy.
• D) It invokes utilitarian principles as the foundation for protecting liberty and the specification of law by measuring and identifying best approaches in any situation.

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