Normativity and the Will: Selected Papers on Moral Psychology and Practical Reason Book

1	How to argue about practical reason	15
2	Three conceptions of rational agency	43
3	Explanation, deliberation, and reasons	63
4	Normativity and the will	71
5	Normativity, commitment, and instrumental reason	82
6	Reason and responsibility	123
7	Moral responsibility and the practical point of view	144
8	Addiction as defect of the will : some philosophical reflections	165
9	Caring, reflexivity, and the structure of volition	190
10	Ressentiment, value, and self-vindication : making sense of Nietzsche's slave revolt	212
11	Virtue, reason, and principle	241
12	Scanlon's contractualism	263
13	The rightness of acts and the goodness of lives	300
14	Moral reasons and moral fetishes : rationalists and anti-rationalists on moral motivation	322