That there is a basic maxim doesn’t mean there isn’t a) an explanation of why that maxim is of overriding importance and b)an explanation of how that maxim leads to particular actions
Presumably meaning that it isn’t obvious how you get to (a) and (b). Phils. are very aware that you need to get to (a) and (b) and have argued elaborately (see Kant) towards them. (Has anyone here read so much as one wiki or SEP page on the subject?)
Presumably meaning that it isn’t obvious how you get to (a) and (b). Phils. are very aware that you need to get to (a) and (b) and have argued elaborately (see Kant) towards them. (Has anyone here read so much as one wiki or SEP page on the subject?)
Right. This thread is full of bizarrely strawmanish characterizations of deontology.