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    Respect for the humanity in persons does not vary by degr... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Recognition respect better captures the kind of respect required by Kant's Humanity Formula than appraisal respect does.

    Respect for the humanity in persons does not vary by degree based on achievement.

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    Finally, Kant’s Humanity Formula requires “respect” for the humanity in persons. Proper regard for something with absolute value or worth requires respect for it. But this can invite misunderstandings. One way in which we respect persons, termed “appraisal respect” by Stephen Darwall (1977), is clearly not the same as the kind of respect required by the Humanity Formula: I may respect you as a rebounder but not a scorer, or as a researcher but not as a teacher. When I respect you in this way, I

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