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Normative Reasons without (Good) Reasoning
Ethics 130 (2):208-210 (2019)
Abstract
According to the good reasoning view of normative reasons, p is a reason to F, just in case p is a premise of a good pattern of reasoning. This article presents two counterexamples to the most promising version of the good reasoning view.Author's Profile
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