The problem is that, this is not the right kind of motive because no outcome to be achieved and it can be unconditionally good. The entire connection between the moral judgment and the moral motivation is identified to be non-contingent (Brink, 1997). Kant on problem of the moral motivation discusses how individual should follow demands of pure reason besides inclinations of contingent nature. The problem of motivation is how someone hopes to achieve something at the end, how beneficial the thing might be but it not purely and unconditional good. Most of the effects are brought through other causes and might not require the will of rational being whereas the highest and unconditional good may be found only in such a will. It makes connection between the moral judgment and the moral motivation to be optional and
The problem is that, this is not the right kind of motive because no outcome to be achieved and it can be unconditionally good. The entire connection between the moral judgment and the moral motivation is identified to be non-contingent (Brink, 1997). Kant on problem of the moral motivation discusses how individual should follow demands of pure reason besides inclinations of contingent nature. The problem of motivation is how someone hopes to achieve something at the end, how beneficial the thing might be but it not purely and unconditional good. Most of the effects are brought through other causes and might not require the will of rational being whereas the highest and unconditional good may be found only in such a will. It makes connection between the moral judgment and the moral motivation to be optional and