Discussion
Duty for the sake of duty is included in
Answer: B
Duty for the sake of duty is included in the Categorical Imperative, so the answer is B.
Kant held that a morally good act is one done from respect for the moral law and not from inclination or for a result. The moral law commands unconditionally, as a categorical imperative, and one of its forms says to act only on a maxim that can be willed as a universal law.
Categorical dialectic, categorical logic and categorical discourse (A, C and D) are not terms of Kant's ethics.
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