Rationality and the good : critical essays on the ethics and epistemology of Robert Audi
This title presents newly written critical essays on Robert Audi, produced by leading philosophers in ethics, epistemology and philosophy of action. Together they advance major issues in ethics, epistemology, philosophy of the mind and philosophy of action
proceedings (reports)
1 online resource (xiv, 269 pages)
9780191652325, 9780199871070, 9780198042631, 9780190296070, 0191652326, 0199871078, 0198042639, 0190296070
608173423
Rationality and the good
Reflections on reflection in Robert Audi's moral intuitionism
Intuitionism and disagreement
Metaethical reflictions on Robert Audi's moral intuitionism
Two concpetions of morality
Audi's marriage of Ross and Kant
Accounting for duties
Are perceptual beliefs properly foundational
Audi on testimony
On being justified in one's head
Audi on nondoxastic faith
Trying with the hope
Self-deception and three psychiatric delusions
Motivating reasons for action
Intuition, reflection, and justification
Justifying grounds, justified beliefs, and rational acceptance
Belief, intention, and reasons for action
Electronic reproduction, [Place of publication not identified], HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010
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