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This collection shows Wallace to be a consummate cartographer of philosophical terrain...There is much to be learned from Wallace's arresting and inventive interventions into many disputes of keen, contemporary interest...it should be noted that Wallace is an engaging and elegant philosophical stylist and, so, these essays are a real pleasure to read. Dion Scott-Kakures Mind
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"[An] excellent collection of essays.... Wallace's new collection contributes as much to ethical theory as to theories of motivation, responsibility, and autonomy. His discussions in Part III shed much light on some of the most important accounts of practical rationality in recent decades.... This is one of the best works of moral philosophy in the new century; it will be recognized as indispensable reading for any of these philosophical areas."--Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
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Moral philosophy has turned increasingly to topics in moral psychology and the theory of normativity in recent years. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Bernard Williams, Michael Smith, New York, Thomas Nagel, Joseph Raz, Journal of Philosophy, Moral Luck, Importance of What We Care, The Moral Problem, Christine Korsgaard, Samuel Scheffler, Susan Wolf, Gary Watson, Philip Pettit, Harry Frankfurt, Peter Railton, Philosophical Review, There Be External Reasons, Aristotelian Society, Cornell University Press, David Velleman, Engaging Reason, Human Morality, Michael Bratman, Nicomachean Ethics New!
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Moral philosophy has turned increasingly to topics in moral psychology and the theory of normativity in recent years. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Bernard Williams, Michael Smith, New York, Thomas Nagel, Joseph Raz, Journal of Philosophy, Moral Luck, Importance of What We Care, The Moral Problem, Christine Korsgaard, Samuel Scheffler, Susan Wolf, Gary Watson, Philip Pettit, Harry Frankfurt, Peter Railton, Philosophical Review, There Be External Reasons, Aristotelian Society, Cornell University Press, David Velleman, Engaging Reason, Human Morality, Michael Bratman, Nicomachean Ethics New!
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- What We Owe to Each Other by T. M. Scanlon on 24 pages
- The Moral Problem (Philosophical Theory) by Michael Smith on 11 pages
- The Importance of What We Care About: Philosophical Essays by Harry G. Frankfurt on 10 pages
- The View From Nowhere by Thomas Nagel on 9 pages
- The Sources of Normativity by Christine M. Korsgaard on 9 pages
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- Contemporary Debates in Moral Theory (Contemporary Debates in Philosophy) by James Dreier in Front Matter
- Contemporary Debates in Moral Theory (Contemporary Debates in Philosophy) by James Dreier in Front Matter
- Appearances of the Good: An Essay on the Nature of Practical Reason by Sergio Tenenbaum in Back Matter
- Agency and Action (Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplements) by John Hyman on page 195
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