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Taking Stock
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This chapter considers some general issues about the nature of the account that is emerging. It asks whether moral reasoning should have been treated as it was in Chapter 5. It also askes whether an explanation of practical reasons by appeal to value could be mirrored by a similar explanation of theoretical reasoning if one thinks of truth as a value. One might also think of the probability of a belief as a respect in which it is of value. The chapter ends by introducing the idea of a focalist account, and maintains that the account offered of practical reasoning is focalist.
Title: Taking Stock
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This chapter considers some general issues about the nature of the account that is emerging.
It asks whether moral reasoning should have been treated as it was in Chapter 5.
It also askes whether an explanation of practical reasons by appeal to value could be mirrored by a similar explanation of theoretical reasoning if one thinks of truth as a value.
One might also think of the probability of a belief as a respect in which it is of value.
The chapter ends by introducing the idea of a focalist account, and maintains that the account offered of practical reasoning is focalist.
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