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Internal Reasons
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Some of the most challenging questions in philosophical ethics concern the justification of action. Can you have reason to do something that you are not, and perhaps cannot be, motivated to do? If reasons rest on desires, why respect the rights and interests of others when doing so prevents you from getting what you want? In other words, why be moral? In his 1979 essay, "Internal and External Reasons, " Bernard Williams framed the dispute about reason and motivation in a way that captured the philosophical imagination. An explosion of work on reasons for action followed, with influential responses by Christine Korsgaard, John McDowell, and Michael Smith. This volume collects the most important work on the topic, including Williams¿ seminal essay, the responses by Korsgaard, McDowell, and Smith, and more recent contributions by central figures.
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