What Is a Hypothetical Imperative, According to Kant

question 14

Multiple Choice

What is a hypothetical imperative, according to Kant?

• A) a command of reason that depends on what we care about
• B) a command of reason that does not depend on what we care about
• C) a principle of action that one gives to oneself
• D) a principle of action that one gives to others

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Definitions:

Tilt

The angle at which a geological formation, like Earth's axis, deviates from the vertical or horizontal.

Glaciers

Large, moving masses of ice that form by the accumulation and compaction of snow, known for shaping landscapes through processes like erosion and deposition.

Seasonal Effects

Variations or changes in biological, environmental, or social systems that are due to seasonal variations in the Earth's position relative to the sun.

Tilt

The inclination of an object, layer, or surface, often measured in degrees from the horizontal plane.