Thinking about reasons : themes from the philosophy of Jonathan Dancy /
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Oxford, United Kingdom :
Oxford University Press,
2013
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| Edition: | 1st ed |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Brad Hooker
- 1. Acting in the light of a fact / John McDowell
- 2. Can action explanations ever be non-factive? / Constantine Sandis
- 3. The ideal of orthonomous action, or the how and why of buck-passing / Michael Smith
- 4. Dancy on buck-passing / Philip Stratton-Lake
- 5. Are egoism and consequentialism self-refuting? / Roger Crisp
- 6. In defence of non-deontic reasons / Margaret Olivia Little
- 7. The deontic structure of morality / R. Jay Wallace
- 8. Morality and principle / Stephen Darwall
- 9. Moral particularism : ethical not metaphysical? / David Bakhurst
- 10. A quietist particularism / A.W. Price
- 11. Contours of the practical landscape / David McNaughton and Piers Rawling
- 12. Why holists should love organic unities / Sean McKeever and Michael Ridge
- 13. Practical reasoning and inference / John Broome
- 14. Why there really are no irreducibly normative properties / Bart Streumer