Social Sciences, asked by pradeepvisvanat3365, 11 months ago

In kant's view, where do actions done from duty get their moral value from? (select all correct options.) the maxim of the action, or the reason why the person acts in this way the value of the end that is actually achieved, or the outcome the value of the end that is aimed at, or the purpose

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