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57. Jonathan Dancy | Ethics

If you'd like to support the series and get early access (plus other perks), you can join on Patreon or become a paid Substack subscriber:   / friction   https://fric.substack.com/subscribe My links: https://linktr.ee/frictionphilosophy. Jonathan Dancy is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin and Research Professor at the University of Reading. 00:00 - Preview 00:40 - Introduction 01:34 - Moral particularism 04:48 - Are there some principles? 07:39 - A thought experiment 21:20 - Uninteresting principles 25:24 - Different types of reasons 30:10 - All reasons generating oughts? 33:55 - Not recognizing reasons 35:03 - Reasons for acting 38:20 - Motivating reasons as not psychological states 40:14 - Example 45:37 - Problem with the psychological view 47:03 - Peremptory vs. enticing reasons 48:02 - Skepticism of enticing reasons 52:05 - Are all reasons deontic? 55:01 - Mild oughts and wrong vs. silly 58:32 - Favoring relation 1:00:19 - The thought experiment revisited 1:14:15 - Humean view of desires 1:18:27 - Humean response 1:20:38 - Definitions 1:27:36 - Value of artifacts 1:30:30 - Value of philosophy 1:33:10 - Conclusion