Internalizam razloga: dvije interpretacije
Internalism about Reasons: Two Interpretations
Author(s): Matej SušnikSubject(s): Philosophy
Published by: Hrvatsko Filozofsko Društvo
Keywords: normative reasons; motivating reasons; rationality; internalism; externalism
Summary/Abstract: Internalists about reasons argue that the presence of a motive is a precondition for the existence of a reason. According to the Humean interpretation of this view, reasons for action are always relative since their existence depends on the arbitrary elements which form one’s subjective motivational set. One of the greatest challenges to Humean internalism is the Kantian interpretation of the internalist position. The main intention of Kantian approach is to prove the possibility of rational motivation and thus deny Humean internalism. In this article I critically examine this discussion and attempt to defend Humean internalism against one contemporary Kantian proposal.
Journal: Filozofska istraživanja
- Issue Year: 29/2009
- Issue No: 02/114
- Page Range: 349-363
- Page Count: 15
- Language: Croatian