Analyzing Modern Social Responsibility: The Role of Blame Beyond Kantian Ethics in Cancel Culture

1. Introduction 1.1 Background of the Study 1.2 Research Objectives 1.3 Structure of the Paper 2. Theoretical Framework 2.1 Kantian Ethics Overview 2.2 Concepts of Blame and Responsibility 2.3 Cancel Culture Defined 3. Historical Context 3.1 Evolution of Social Responsibility 3.2 Historical Perspective on Blame 3.3 Precedents in Kantian Ethics 4. Cancel Culture Phenomenon 4.1 Origins and Development 4.2 Major Public Cases 4.3 Social Media’s Role 5. Critiques of Kantian Ethics 5.1 Limitations in Modern Context 5.2 Alternative Ethical Theories 5.3 Blame as a Motivator 6. Blame in Social Responsibility 6.1 Blame Dynamics in Society 6.2 Psychological Impacts of Blame 6.3 Blame Management Strategies 7. Beyond Kantian Principles 7.1 Integration with Other Theories 7.2 Reevaluating Moral Responsibility 7.3 Framework for Future Practices 8. Case Studies 8.1 Analysis of Case Study One 8.2 Insights from Case Study Two 8.3 Comparative Analysis of Cases