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Meddlesome blame and negotiating standing by Snedegar, Justin

“…Abstract Blaming others for things that are not our business can attract charges of meddling and corresponding dismissals of blame. Such charges are…”
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Dismissing Blame by Snedegar, Justin

“…When someone blames you, you might accept the blame or you might reject it, challenging the blamer’s interpretation of the facts or providing a justification…”
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Reasons for and reasons against by Snedegar, Justin

“…What an agent ought to do is determined by competition between reasons bearing on the options open to her. The popular metaphor of balancing or weighing…”
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Deliberation, Reasons, and Alternatives by Snedegar, Justin

“…A plausible constraint on normative reasons to act is that it must make sense to use them as premises in deliberation. I argue that a central sort of…”
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Normative metaphysics for accountants by Maguire, Barry, Snedegar, Justin

“…We use normative reasons in a bewildering variety of different ways. And yet, as many recent theorists have shown, one can discern systematic distinctions…”
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Contrastive Reasons and Promotion by Snedegar, Justin

“…A promising but underexplored view about normative reasons is contrastivism, which holds that considerations are fundamentally reasons for things only relative…”
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Lord, Errol, and Maguire, Barry, eds. Weighing Reasons . Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016. Pp. 312. $65.00 (cloth) by Snedegar, Justin

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Reason claims and contrastivism about reasons by Snedegar, Justin

“…Contrastivism about reasons is the view that 'reason' expresses a relation with an argument place for a set of alternatives. This is in opposition to a more…”
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Contrastivism About Reasons and Ought by Snedegar, Justin

“…Contrastivism about some concept says that the concept is relativized to sets of alternatives. Relative to some alternatives, the concept may apply, but…”
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One Ought Too Many by Finlay, Stephen, Snedegar, Justin

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Contrastive reasons by Snedegar, Justin

“…This dissertation develops and defends a contrastive view of normative reasons, according to which they are fundamentally reasons for one thing rather than an-…”
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Contrastive reasons by Snedegar, Justin

“…This dissertation develops and defends a contrastive view of normative reasons, according to which they are fundamentally reasons for one thing rather than an-…”
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Time-slice rationality and filling in plans by Snedegar, Justin

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Weighing Reasons by Snedegar, Justin

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