Love Explained: Kant’s Ethics on Desire vs. Duty

Love Explained: Kant’s Ethics on Desire vs. Duty dives deep into one of the most intriguing ideas in philosophy. Immanuel Kant, an 18th-century philosopher, explored love not just as an emotional desire but as a moral duty grounded in reason and universal principles. In this video, we break down Kant's distinction between pathological love—love driven by emotion—and practical love, which is based on respect and commitment.

Kant’s ethical framework, the categorical imperative, teaches us how love can transcend fleeting feelings and become a conscious moral choice. By applying this idea, relationships can be more stable, meaningful, and respectful. Whether you're curious about philosophy or want insights into making your relationships more resilient, this video provides practical examples and engaging stories to illustrate Kant’s profound ideas.

You’ll learn:

✅ What Kant means by pathological love and practical love.
✅ How emotions differ from moral duty in relationships.
✅ How the categorical imperative applies to love and commitment.
✅ Relatable examples of Kantian love in action.

By the end of this video, you'll see how love isn’t just about feelings—it’s about moral responsibility and treating your partner with dignity. Whether you're a student of philosophy or someone navigating relationships, Kant's perspective offers timeless wisdom.

Join us as we explore how Kant’s ideas can reshape modern relationships. If this resonates with you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more videos on philosophy and life’s big questions!

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