Using Immanuel Kant’s first version of the "categorical imperative", explain in detail why cheating in an examination would be considered a violation of a perfect duty. First, begin by

explaining the meaning of a categorical imperative as opposed to a hypothetical imperative.

Second, discuss why Kant regards the categorical imperative as a "good without qualification."

Third, state and explain Kant’s first formulation of the categorical imperative. Next, briefly

discuss the distinction between perfect duty and imperfect duty in Kant’s formulation. Finally,

provide a detailed account of the Kantian moral test (using the first formulation of the

categorical imperative) to show why cheating in an examination would constitute a violation

of a perfect duty

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explanation:

deductive reasoning requires that a person start with a specific example.

explanation:

“blowin’ in the wind” was composed by bob dylan. most of bob dylan’s first songs trafficked with particular circumstances or people. at the newport folk festival, bob dylan was supported by the paul butterfield blues band. woody guthrie composed “this land is your land” as a response to irving berlin’s “god bless america.”like a rolling stone” held the long-drawn 45 rpm single that became always been taped. protest tunes normally include mild themes. bob dylan’s earliest collection to incorporate electronic melodies was returning it all back home. pete seeger never contracted with a dominant record name as a solo musician. most of the byrds’ initial records were covers of folk melodies.