Kant's ethics can be defined in which of the following ways? A. As a response a way of protecting a person from the utilitarian organ harvest. B. As a ethical system that is based on duty, duty to others and duty to oneself One of the three principal modern ethical theories in Western Philosophy D. As a system of ethics that prioritizes moral autonomy E. All of the above F. None of the above QUESTION 2 To say that Kant's moral theory is hypothetical in structure implies which of the following? A. That to "buy" Kant's argument one must already believe that there is such a thing as moral value. B. That if you don't believe in such a thing as moral value, you will never accept Kant's premises C. That autonomy is different than heteronomy D. All of the above E. Answer A and B