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It falls short, on the other hand, in quality of the dictates of what Kant called the Categorical Imperative that rules the private and individual conscience, but that alone, an Imperative which therefore gives insufficient guidance for ordinary and daily social life.
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'Categorical' properly means 'predicable' and 'hypothetical' is a mere synonym for
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Your moniker is "Categorical," and you want your teaching outcomes to be, well, categorical?
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Your moniker is "Categorical," and you want your teaching outcomes to be, well, categorical?
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Your moniker is "Categorical," and you want your teaching outcomes to be, well, categorical?
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It is called the Categorical Syllogism, and was described by Aristotle (
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It is called the Categorical Syllogism, and was described by Aristotle (
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It is called the Categorical Syllogism, and was described by Aristotle (
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It is called the Categorical Syllogism, and was described by Aristotle (
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It is called the Categorical Syllogism, and was described by Aristotle (
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