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Ética: Kant vs Nietzsche

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Descubre verdades y dudas en ética

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Descubre verdades y dudas en ética

by Pablo Carreño
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Nietzsche propone una ética basada en reglas universales y estáticas.

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Kant piensa que la moral puede cambiar según las circunstancias.

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Kant sostiene que las personas deben ser tratadas como fines y nunca solo como medios.

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Para Kant, la acción moral se fundamenta en la voluntad buena y el deber.

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Kant defiende que mentir está permitido si evita un mal mayor.

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Nietzsche propone la voluntad de poder como motor de la acción humana.

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Para Nietzsche, la moral tradicional es completamente objetiva y universal.

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Nietzsche considera la moral como una construcción histórica y contingente.

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Kant considera que la felicidad personal es el criterio último de la acción.

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El imperativo categórico exige actuar de forma que la máxima pueda universalizarse.

 
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