After Kant gives the second formulation of the categorical imperative (noted in the Reading Guide on page 49), he goes on to apply it to the four duties that he has already discussed (on page 47-48, starting with "A man reduced to despair . . ."). How do you think his analysis would go? Do you think the analyses he would give are correct? Why or why not.

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The Answer of After Kant gives the second formulation of the categorical imperative (noted in the Reading Guide on page 49), he goes on to apply it to the four duties that he has already discussed (on page 47-48, starting with "A man reduced to despair . . ."). How do you think his analysis would go? Do you think the analyses he would give are correct? Why or why not.

After Kant Gives the Second Formulation of the Categorical Imperative