Kant calls 'maxim' …
A) A principle of action that agrees with common morality
B) A principle of action that one would follow under ideal conditions
C) A principle of action that one gives to oneself
D) A principle of action that agrees with human nature

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Kant defines maxim as a principle of action that one gives to oneself based on practical reason. He argues that moral actions must be done in accordance with a maxim that can be universally applied, and not out of self-interest or emotion. Thus, the correct choice is (C) - a principle of action that one gives to oneself.

Kant Calls 'Maxim' …