Moral reason / Julia Markovits.
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TextSeries: Oxford philosophical monographsPublisher: Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2014Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resource (xii, 208 pages)Content type: - text
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- 9780191669033
- 0191669032
- 1306549183
- 9781306549189
- 9780199567171
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- BD418.3 .M37 2014eb
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-201) and indexes.
Develops and defends a version of a desire-based, internalist account of what normative reasons are, and counters it with an internalist defense of universal moral reason built on Kant's formula of humanity.
""Cover""; ""Moral Reason""; ""OXFORD PHILOSOPHICAL MONOGRAPHS""; ""Copyright""; ""Acknowledgements""; ""Contents""; ""1 Reasons and Moral Relativism""; ""1.1 Two Sorts of Questions""; ""1.2 The Analytic Question""; ""1.3 The Threat of Relativism""; ""1.4 “Ought� and Reasons""; ""2 Internalism and the Motivating Intuition""; ""2.1 Two Arguments for Internalism""; ""2.2 Motivating Intuitions""; ""2.3 Counterexamples to the Motivating Intuition""; ""2.4 What These Counterexamples Can Teach Us""; ""3 Why Be An Internalist About Reasons?""; ""3.1 Internalism without the Motivating Intuition""
""3.2 Remotivating Internalism: Epistemic Humility""""3.3 Remotivating Internalism: the Analogy to Theoretical Reasons""; ""3.4 Remotivating Internalism: the Motivating Force of Moral Judgments""; ""3.5 Categorical Internal Reasons?""; ""4 Kant�s Argument""; ""4.1 The Problem of Obligations""; ""4.2 Kant�s “Formula of Universal Law�""; ""4.3 Three Imperatives""; ""4.4 Humanity As an End""; ""4.5 The “Unconditioned Condition� of Value""; ""4.6 Worries About Kant�s Argument""; ""5 Kantian Internalism""; ""5.1 Skepticism About Procedural Practical Rationality""
""5.2 The Instrumental Imperative""""5.3 The Prudential Imperative""; ""5.4 The Moral Imperative""; ""6 Is the Moral Imperative Categorical?""; ""6.1 A First Response: the Problem of Maria Revisited""; ""6.2 A Second Response: the Categorical “Use� of “Ought�""; ""6.3 A Third Response: Categorical Imperatives and Practice Rules""; ""7 What Do We Have Moral Reason To Do?""; ""7.1 Persons and Things""; ""7.2 Consent""; ""7.3 Infants and Animals""; ""7.4 Immorality As Irrationality?""; ""Bibliography""; ""Index of Topics and Persons""; ""Index of Examples""
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