Whenever I have had a major life decision to make, it has always struck me as of central – indeed, definitive – importance to think […] Read More
Category: Practical Rationality
Tenenbaum and Raffman (2012) claim that “most of our projects and ends are vague.” (p.99) But I’m not convinced that any plausibly are. On my own […] Read More
Suppose that there is both an objective ‘ought’ and a subjective ‘ought’. Which of these two kinds of ‘ought’ figures in the anti-akrasia principle that […] Read More
John Brunero and I are running a conference on Practical Reason and Metaethics, here in Lincoln, Nebraska on April 21st to 23rd. Speakers include Michael […] Read More
Registering for the St. Louis Annual Conference on Reasons and Rationality is free and easy: http://www.umsl.edu/~slacrr/registration.html SLACRR 2016 Program All talks are in the Moonrise […] Read More
SLACRR: May 22-24, 2016 Keynote Speaker: Paul Boghossian (NYU) St. Louis Annual Conference on Reasons and Rationality provides a forum for new work on practical and theoretical […] Read More
The Department of Philosophy at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln is hosting a conference on Practical Reason and Metaethics to be held April 22-23, […] Read More
Welcome to our first Oxford Studies discussion, on John Brunero‘s “Cognitivism about Practical Rationality” (in OSME 9). The essay is available through this link for […] Read More