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Kant claims that an act has moral worth if and only if it is done from the motive of duty.

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In Kant's shopkeeper example, Kant believes that the shopkeeper's action has moral worth.

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In Herman's view, for a motive to be a moral motive, it must provide the agent with an interest in the moral rightness of his or her action.

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According to Herman's interpretation of Kant, an action can be done from the motive of duty even if the agent has a nonmoral desire to perform it.

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Herman claims that for Kant, merely permissible actions cannot have moral worth.

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