Titlebook: Hume on Motivation and Virtue; Charles R. Pigden Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009 cognitivism

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Introduction,t lives, it lives because We think that it contains important truths (Truths that illuminate the nature of Morality, the mind and reason too, The “sentiments” that make us do our duty, The role of passion and the sense of beauty); Or think that Hume is wrong, but that his faults Are kissing cousins

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If Not Non-Cognitivism, Then What?,ivation Argument while fending off its non-cognitivist conclusion, a conclusion that Smith takes to be both repugnant and false (Smith, 1994, ., henceforward MP). This presupposes two claims: (A) that Hume . arguing for non-cognitivism; and (B) that the Motivation Argument (as construed by non-cogni

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,Hume and the Debate on ‘Motivating Reasons’, divided into three parts. First, I lay down some general distinctions in the so-called theory of motivation (TOM), introducing two related but distinct ongoing debates. Next, in the middle and largest parts of the essay, I focus on what Hume has to say on these matters, concluding that the standard

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Against All Reason? Scepticism about the Instrumental Norm,. Following Kant, rationalists reject this thesis, holding that ‘ought’ rather expresses a command of . or intellect independent of desires. On Hume’s view the only genuine form of practical reason is theoretical reason operating in the service of desire, as in calculation of means to ends. Reason a