... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Wild animals probably have net negative lives. Christine Korsgaard rejects the view that we might...

...This chapter examines Christine Korsgaard’s influential interpretation of Kant’s ethics. It argues that Korsgaard grounds the interpretation of Kant’s ethics in an interpretation of Kant’s account of the self and the powers of the self that is similar to Sidgwick’s account of the self and its...

... central to our lives. This chapter explores how one can be led to these ideas by reflection on two interrelated problems in the philosophy of action, and on recent work on these problems by Harry G. Frankfurt and Christine Korsgaard. The first problem concerns deliberation while the second deals...

...This article considers Christine Korsgaard's argument for the value of humanity, and the role that her transcendental argument plays in this, to the effect that an agent must value her own humanity. Two forms of that argument are considered, and the second is defended. The analysis of her position...

... desirability David Hume Christine Korsgaard Thomas M. Scanlon Judith Jarvis Thomson Moral rationalism can be understood in many different ways, but here it will be understood as the view that moral facts entail facts about moral reasons for action—more on what moral reasons are presently...

..., free-willed self-governance on which normativity and agency are made to turn in Kant’s Critique of Practical Reason. The similarly committed neo-Kantian accounts of self and agency proposed in the writings of Christine Korsgaard, Charles Taylor, Harry Frankfurt and John McDowell are shown to premise...

.... Morality makes demands on us, and they can be onerous. In light of this, we can sensibly ask for a justification of these demands. We can ask, What justifies the demands that morality makes on us? This is 325 Christine Korsgaard’s “normative question” (1996: 10). It is a close relative...

..., and ways of overcoming discontinuity. In pursuing this, the chapter engages with key arguments by Jennifer Radden and Christine Korsgaard. disunity of self discontinuity of self cultural psychology passivity phenomena thought insertion spirit possession dissociative identity disorder schizophrenia...

...This chapter comments on Christine Korsgaard's views on reason, humanity, and moral law in the context of her ethics. In particular, it examines Korsgaard's response to the question inspired by Thomas Hobbes' second argument, the one about the sovereign: how can the subject be responsible to a law...

... normative competence, so it poses no threat for autonomy. unificationism wholeheartedness normative competence autonomy ambivalence compromise actions Razinsky Hili autonomy ambivalence wholeheartedness normative competence Harry Frankfurt Christine Korsgaard There are three key arguments...

...; shows how Kant and Christine Korsgaard can be compared on the issue of moral scepticism; how ‘ought implies can’ and how this relates to Kant’s ethics; how Hegel’s critique of Kant’s ethics is to be understood, and how Hegel’s ethics and that of the British Idealists relate to the perfectionist...

..., William James, K. E. Løgstrup, Christine Korsgaard, and Stephen Darwall. It offers a distinctive reading of Kant’s moral philosophy in relation to moral realism, moral obligation, and autonomy. The book also discusses its weaknesses and strengths in the light of these subsequent developments...

...The possibility of akrasia or weakness of will, i.e., the phenomenon of agents acting against their best judgement or reasons, presents a problem for internalism. This chapter reviews and rejects a number of accounts of weakness of will by Donald Davidson, Christine Korsgaard...

.... The chapter concludes with a critical discussion of Christine Korsgaard’s influential Kant-inspired understanding of normativity as grounded in the pursuit of coherence which she takes to be constitutive of agency. Valerie Tiberius Christine Korsgaard stability conflict Humeanism Kantianism...

... external Neurathian reflection Nussbaum Martha reflective endorsement scepticism Anscombean revival constructivism LeBar Mark sophists voluntarism Aristotle’s ethics G. E. M. Anscombe Christine Korsgaard Bernard Williams Philippa Foot non-cognitivism ethics ethical naturalism normativity...

... the limitations of Kant’s conception of evil, in order to bring into focus an alternative theory of evil, the “atrocity paradigm.” Employing this paradigm allows one to make sense of diabolical evil by combining Christine Korsgaard’s Kantian conception of normativity with psychologist Lorna Smith Benjamin’s...

... reasons Aristotle Parfit D phronimos David Wiggins John McDowell Christine Korsgaard inherent normativity cognitivism moral judgement internalism motivation §1: The idea of inherent normativity. §2: Moral judgements as ‘silencing’— importance versus deliberative...

... Weekes Schroer Robert transformations growing up Leibniz G W Christine Korsgaard agential continuity agency narrative continuity local narrative action Consider: The Why Question: What way of being related to a (conscious) person at a future time explains why that person...

... of Idealism. It also discusses contemporary arguments, such as those forwarded by P. F. Strawson and and Christine Korsgaard, together with their problems and prospects. Bibliography Allison, H. ( 1983 ). Kant’s Transcendental Idealism . New Haven: Yale University Press; (2004), second...