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Reason in Theory and Practice [Book Review]

Philosophy 45 (174):333 - 337 (1970)

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  1. Reason in theory and practice.Roy Edgley - 1969 - London,: Hutchinson.
    This text maps the network of concepts that constitute the general catagory of reason. In the process it shows that some famous philosophical doctrines are based on mistaken assumptions in this conceptual area. In particular, it aims to undermine the arguments of Hume and is modern followers to the effect that reason can be theoretical but not practical (can govern thought but not action) and that value judgements cannot be validly inferred from facts.
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