PHIL 1120 CHP 2 Flash Cards: in normal circumstances any action is motivated by an agent's belief and desires. According to some moral theories, such as Kant's, an action has moral worth only if it is done for the right moral reasons.

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in normal circumstances any action is motivated by an agent's belief and desires. According to some moral theories, such as Kant's, an action has moral worth only if it is done for the right moral reasons.

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moral motivation

PHIL 1120 CHP 2 Flash Cards

In normal circumstances any action is motivated by an agent's belief and desires. According to some moral theories, such as Kant's, an action has moral worth only if it is done for the right moral reasons.

Moral motivation

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