Being Realistic about Reasons
An inquiry into the nature and authority of reasons in practical and moral philosophy, examining how reasons guide rational thought and action.
About This Book
This book explores the nature of reasons and their significance in moral and practical philosophy.
It addresses questions about what it means to have a reason for action and how reasons relate to rationality.
The discussion focuses on the foundations of normative thought and the structure of practical deliberation.
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