How would you argue that happiness (according to kant) is not the ultimate aim of moral philosophy?
How would you argue that happiness is not the ultimate aim of moral philosophy?
Can one be "over-moral"? Aristotle said philosophy should lead to eudamonia, "the good life". But doesn't morality also inhibit happiness? What best describes Moral philosophy as a whole? What defines happiness? How would you define happiness? How would you describe “happiness”? How do you define happiness? Why? What is the real meaning of happiness? What's the purpose of happiness? What is the moral life? What defines happiness for you? How does wine best describe moral philosophy as a whole? Why does happiness matter? What is the meaning of happiness? Is happiness a choice? Can happiness be synthesized? What are some of the objectives of a moral truth? What is meaning of happiness? What is the best way to define happiness? What does the expression "happiness is not a choice" mean? What does happiness mean to you? What is the true happiness? What is real happiness? What is the way to happiness? Why is wine a good example in moral philosophy? Is liberalism a moral intuition? What is the place of moral philosophy in the concrete life situation of a modern or contemporary men? Do people have a right to pursue happiness? What would a world with no happiness be? What is the real happiness in life? Why do people say philosophy is useless and/or not practical? (My view in the description)