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Public reason and the normativity of the reasonable

Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2004
The main purpose of the paper is to contribute to reconstructing the kind of normativity underlying Rawls’s notion of public reason and of the reasonable. The implicit target is the somewhat popular view according to which the transition from the framework of A Theory of Justice to that of Political Liberalism would entail a loss of normativity. On the
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Reasoning with Reasons

2018
Many think it is a truism that, whatever else they are, normative reasons are the kind of things that we reason with. Agents use reasons as guides to determine what to do, as well as to determine what to believe, or not believe. Jonathan Way and others have argued for a stronger claim that reasons just are premises in practical or theoretical reasoning.
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Reasons for Reasons

2010
This chapter examines some popular justifications for public reason-giving common in liberal political thought. An obvious way of arguing in favor of the duty to give reasons is to point out that publicly substantiating decisions is an intrinsically valuable practice. Giving reasons simply makes for better decision-making.
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Pursuit and inquisitive reasons

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, 2022
Will Fleisher
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In Defense of Practical Reasons for Belief

Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 2017
Stephanie Leary
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Reasoning

Thinking: The Journal of Philosophy for Children, 1981
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