What We Owe To Each Other.

By F. Hardin. Missouri medicine, 2018

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• Reasons as Premises of Good Reasoning (2017, background): “Consider the ‘primitivist’ view of Jonathan Dancy (2004), Derek Parfit (2011a, 2011b), and T.M. Scanlon (1998), on which reasons to φ are simply considerations which count in favour of φ-ing.”
• What is Epistemic Blame? (2018, background): “…others that we can be blameworthy for beliefs, I also endorse a variable account of blame on which blame need not take the form of sanction or the particular negative reactive attitudes of resentment and guilt (see e.g. Scanlon 1998 and 2008, Hieronymi 2004, Sher 2006, McGeer 2013, and Smith 2013).”
• Additive Theories of Rationality: A Critique (2016, unknown): “   For  a  philosopher  who                                                                                                                             24  A  similar  conclusion  about  Quinn’s  case  is  drawn  at  Scanlon  1998,  p.  38.”