Being Realistic about Reasons
T. M. Scanlon’s Being Realistic about Reasons explores the philosophical significance of reasons and the importance of understanding them realistically. A focused contribution to contemporary ethics and moral philosophy, it considers how reasons shape reflection about rationality, judgment, and what we ought to do.
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Being Realistic about Reasons is a philosophical work by T. M. Scanlon.
The book focuses on reasons as a central subject of philosophical inquiry.
It considers how a realistic understanding of reasons can inform ethical thought and broader reflection about rationality.
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