Normativity, Commitment, and Instrumental Reason

By Jay Wallace. 2001

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• Exemplars and nudges: Combining two strategies for moral education (2018, result): “In this respect, we agree with both R. Jay Wallace (2001) and Susan Wolf (2007) that ethicists have neglected the ‘minor virtue’ of ‘cleverness’.”
• The Scope of Instrumental Reason (2004, background): “More recently, it has been offered as obvious or defended in, for example, Hare (1971), Hill (1973), Greenspan (1975), Darwall (1983), Gensler (1985), Hampton (1998), Broome (1999), Dancy (2000), and Wallace (2001).”
• Thinking before acting : intentions, logic, rational choice (2008, unknown): “The reader can consult Harman [1976], Brunero [forthcoming], Wallace [2006], Kolodny [2007], and Setiya [forthcoming].”