A common picture of value determination with respect to pains, pleasures and other such mental states seems to be the following: the intrinsic value of […] Read More
Category: Value Theory
It’s widely believed that maximising consequentialism implies that supererogatory action is impossible. And many philosophers, finding the idea of supererogation intuitively plausible, regard this as […] Read More
According to the fitting-attitudes analysis of value (the FA analysis), to be valuable is to be a fitting object of a pro-attitude. For instance, on […] Read More
