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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Reactive attitudes"”.

  1. Freedom and fatalism in Wittgenstein's “Lectures on Freedom of the Will”

    … practice-based defence of interpersonal, ‘reactive’ attitudes (e.g. feelings of resentment, gratitude, etc.). I argue that the same correlation between a belief in freedom of the will and the primitive expression of ‘reactive’ attitudes/feelings is central also to the LFW. However, I …

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  2. Practical Epistemology: Essays on What to Think and What to Do

    … norm generalizes to all of our responses and reactive attitudes — and is a challenge to orthodox knowledge norms. Chapter 2 considers a central issue in the ethics of AI — algorithms are often opaque. This essay characterizes a class of applications for which there is a special moral demand …

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  3. Knowing Better, Reasoning Together

    … as a subject matter, like being subject to the reactive attitudes and the way that moral beliefs typically motivate whereas non-moral beliefs don’t, as that which functions to raise the standard. Second, the stakes that are relevant outrun those stemming from the interests of the individual …

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  4. Love, self-constitution, and practical necessity

    … are associated with morality. But non-rational attitudes—forms of desire, attraction, and feeling—are also central to love. Consequently, love is not obviously based in rationality or inclination. In contrast to views that attempt to fit love into existing models of practical reasoning, I argue …

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  5. Con (y contra) Strawson: sobre la posibilidad de un mundo con actitudes reactivas y sin responsabilidad moral

    El título de este trabajo de grado refleja una posición intermedia frente a una de las propuestas más influyentes en la historia contemporánea de la filosofía moral y la filosofía de la acción, a saber, aquella que desarrolla Peter F. Strawson en su célebre texto Libertad y Resentimiento. …

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