Consequential Matters

In Practical Reality. Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (2000)
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Argues against disjunctive accounts of action‐explanation. Also considers the metaphysics of reasons and returns to the distinction between internalism and externalism in the theory of normative reasons. Ends by asking how objective our account of reasons should be.

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