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Preface | p. xiv |
Summary | p. 1 |
Commentaries | |
Hiking The Range | p. 33 |
Humanity As End In Itself | p. 58 |
A Mismatch Of Methods | p. 83 |
How I Am Not A Kantian | p. 116 |
Responses | |
On Hiking The Range | p. 143 |
Actual And Possible Consent | p. 143 |
Treating Someone Merely As A Means | p. 145 |
Kantian Rule Consequentialism | p. 147 |
Three Traditions | p. 152 |
On Humanity as an End in Itself | p. 156 |
Kant's Formulas Of Autonomy And Of Universal Law | p. 156 |
Rational Nature as the Supreme Value | p. 159 |
Rational Nature as the Value to be Respected | p. 164 |
On a Mismatch of Methods | p. 169 |
Does Kant's Formula Need to be Revised? | p. 169 |
A New Kantian Formula | p. 174 |
Herman's Objections to Kantian Contractualism | p. 179 |
How the Numbers Count | p. 191 |
Scanlon's Individualist Restriction | p. 191 |
Utilitarianism, Aggregation, and Distributive Principles | p. 193 |
Scalonian Contractualism | p. 213 |
Scanlon's Claims about Wrongness and the Impersonalist Restriction | p. 213 |
The Non-Identity Problem | p. 217 |
Scanlonian Contractualism and Future People | p. 231 |
The Triple Theory | p. 244 |
The Convergence Argument | p. 244 |
The Independence of Scanlon's Theory | p. 254 |
Normativity | |
Analytical Naturalism and Subjectivism | p. 263 |
Conflicting Theories | p. 263 |
Analytical Subjectivism about Reasons | p. 269 |
The Unimportance of Internal Reasons | p. 275 |
Substantive Subjective Theories | p. 288 |
Normative Beliefs | p. 290 |
Non-Analytical Naturalism | p. 295 |
Moral Naturalism | p. 295 |
Normative Natural Facts | p. 305 |
Arguments from 'Is' to 'Ought' | p. 310 |
Thick-Concept Arguments | p. 315 |
The Normativity Objection | p. 324 |
The Triviality Objection | p. 328 |
Normative Concepts and Natural Properties | p. 328 |
The Analogies with Scientific Discoveries | p. 332 |
The Fact Stating Argument | p. 336 |
The Triviality Objection | p. 341 |
Naturalism and Nihilism | p. 357 |
Naturalism about Reasons | p. 357 |
Soft Naturalism | p. 364 |
Hard Naturalism | p. 368 |
Non-Cignitivism and Quasi-Realism | p. 378 |
Non-Cognitivism | p. 378 |
Normative Disagreements | p. 384 |
Can Non-Cognitivists Explain Normative Mistakes? | p. 389 |
Normativity and Truth | p. 401 |
Expressivism | p. 401 |
Hare on What Matters | p. 410 |
The Normativity Argument | p. 413 |
Normative Truths | p. 426 |
Disagreements | p. 426 |
On How We Should Live | p. 430 |
Misunderstandings | p. 433 |
Naturalized Normativity | p. 439 |
Sidgwick's Intuitions | p. 444 |
The Voyage Ahead | p. 448 |
Rediscovering Reasons | p. 453 |
Metaphysics | p. 464 |
Ontology | p. 464 |
Non-Metaphysical Cognitivism | p. 475 |
Epistemology | p. 488 |
The Causal Objection | p. 488 |
The Validity Argument | p. 498 |
Epistemic Beliefs | p. 503 |
Rationalism | p. 511 |
Epistemic Reasons | p. 511 |
Practical Reasons | p. 525 |
Evolutionary Forces | p. 534 |
Agreement | p. 543 |
The Argument from Disagreement | p. 543 |
The Convergence Claim | p. 549 |
The Double Badness of Suffering | p. 565 |
Nietzsche | p. 570 |
Revaluing Values | p. 570 |
Good and Evil | p. 582 |
The Meaning of Life | p. 596 |
What Matters Most | p. 607 |
Has It All Been Worth It? | p. 607 |
The Future | p. 612 |
Appendices | p. 621 |
Why Anything? Why This? | p. 623 |
The Fair Warning View | p. 649 |
Some Of Kant's Arguments For His Formula Of Universal Law | p. 652 |
Kant's Claims About The Good | p. 672 |
Autonomy And Categorical Imperatives | p. 678 |
Kant's Motivational Argument | p. 690 |
On What There Is | p. 719 |
Notes To Volume Two | p. 750 |
References | p. 775 |
Bibliography | p. 799 |
Index | p. 809 |
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