Practical Reasoning

accept adhere advantage affairs agent answer argument Aristotelian Aristotelian Society Aristotle assertion assertoric behaviour claim concept concerned conclusion conflict situations conflicting reasons considerations course decide decision deontic deontic logic distinction dry food entails ethical example exclusionary reason explain facie obligations fact false fiat follows give given goal Hume's imperative imperative logic implies inconsistent intention judgement kind logic of satisfaction logic of satisfactoriness logical constants logically independent means moral conflict moral reasons motive notion order reasons overridden overrides pact particular perform person Phil philosophers phrastics possible practical inference practical reasoning practical syllogism present prima facie duty principles promise proposition prudence prudential desire question rational reason for acting reason for believing reasons for action relation relevant requires q rules rules of inference sense sort specious present statement suppose theoretical reasoning theory thesis things considered tion true valid violate W. D. Ross