The last philosopher is Christine Korsgaard, whose argument is mixed with Plato and Immanuel Kant. Both Plato and Kant point out that reason should have the last word in order for a person to be unified with their wills. In “Self-Constitution in the Ethics of Plato and Kant”, by Christine Korsgaard, Kant's categorical model explains people's internal and external forces form inclinations, or our desires. He also says that humans must follow their own laws to be free, "But
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Kant claims that the free will must be determined by some law or other... That is, it must act on a law which it gives to itself. And Kant says that this means that the categorical imperative just is the law of a free will. (Korsgaard 109). When a person has more
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Kant claims that the free will must be determined by some law or other... That is, it must act on a law which it gives to itself. And Kant says that this means that the categorical imperative just is the law of a free will. (Korsgaard 109). When a person has more