In Discussing Intrinsic or Foundational Goods, Kant Argues That

question 28

Multiple Choice

In discussing intrinsic or foundational goods, Kant argues that

• A) adding pleasure to certain situations can make them worse.
• B) if we add knowledge to certain situations, those situations will only become better.
• C) adding pleasure or knowledge (or both) to certain situations will always make them better.
• D) None of the above

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