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4 stemmer’s humean theory of oughtness

From the book The Origin of Oughtness

  • Stefan Fischer
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110599787-004
© 2018 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston
From the book
The Origin of Oughtness
The Origin of Oughtness

Chapters in this book (23)

Frontmatter
Preface and acknowledgments
Contents
Part i: the phenomenon and how to explain it
1 the phenomenon of oughtness
2 the grounds for explaining oughtness
3 two angles and a dialectical dead end
Part ii: four theories of oughtness
4 stemmer’s humean theory of oughtness
5 halbig’s value realism
6 schroeder’s hypotheticalism
7 scanlon’s reasons fundamentalism
8 why humeanism ‘wins’
Part iii: constructing conativism
9 a look ahead
10 an anthropological framework for humeanism
11 the argument from favored desires
12 the nature of desiring
13 promoting desires
14 idealization, epistemic error, and autonomy
15 the nature of practical reasons
16 the weight of favorings
17 conativism and the morality angle
18 the origin of oughtness: a recapitulation
Bibliography
Index
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