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Read chapter 3 and watch the films "Gone Baby Gone" and "Sleepers". Pick one and judge the main FINAL action as moral or immoral. Support your position by applying Kant's moral philosophy. 500 words minimum MLA format. Due on October the 8TH. Minimum 3 sources from LIRN *Not applying Kant's Categorical Imperative results in an automatic F. Nature of the Concept 1. The first premise is that a person acts morally if his or her conduct would, without condition, be the "right" conduct for any person in similar circumstances (the "First Maxim"). 2. The second premise is that conduct is "right" if it treats others/yourself as ends in themselves/yourself and not as means to an end (the "Second Maxim"). 3. The conclusion is that a person acts morally when he or she acts as if his or her conduct was establishing a universal law governing others in similar circumstances (the "Third Maxim").
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Gone Baby Gone Morality
Morality and immorality are two different terms used to question the decision making
based on the reasons behind the decision we make. Film is one of the best mediums used to
portray between the two different terms and how they apply to the society. When there is no
clarity of what is right or wrong, a moral dilemma is created. In the film Gone Baby Gone,
viewers are left with a moral dilemma based on the final actions that take place between Kenzie
and Jack Doyle (Affleck n.p). There is a moral dilemma on whether to return Amanda to her
mother who is seen as neglectful an...
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