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Stephen Darwall

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Ethics

#124

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#154

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#60

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#7845

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According to Wikipedia, Stephen Darwall is a contemporary moral philosopher, best known for his work developing Kantian and deontological themes. He was named Andrew Downey Orrick Professor of Philosophy at Yale University in 2008.

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Two Kinds of Respect (1977) (843)
The Second-Person Standpoint: Morality, Respect, and Accountability (2006) (630)
Toward fin de siècle ethics: Some trends (1992) (287)
Welfare and Rational Care (2002) (227)
A Defense of the Kantian Interpretation (1976) (136)
Sympathetic Liberalism: Recent Work on Adam Smith (1999) (116)
The British Moralists and the Internal 'Ought': 1640-1740 (1995) (110)
Reason and Value (1983) (109)
The British Moralists and the Internal ‘Ought’ (1998) (109)
Symposia papers: Autonomist internalism and the justification of morals (1990) (90)
The Value of Autonomy and Autonomy of the Will* (2006) (89)
Morality, Authority, and Law: Essays in Second-Personal Ethics I (2013) (74)
Grotius at the Creation of Modern Moral Philosophy (2012) (74)
Respect and the Second-Person Standpoint (2004) (64)
Motive and obligation in Hume's ethics (1993) (62)
Authority and Reasons: Exclusionary and Second‐Personal* (2010) (61)
Honor, History, and Relationship: Essays in Second-Personal Ethics II (2013) (61)
Moral Discourse and Practice: Some Philosophical Approaches (1997) (59)
Internalism and Agency (1992) (56)
Agent-centered restrictions from the inside out (1986) (50)
Moral discourse and practice (1997) (46)
Self-Interest and Self-Concern (1997) (43)
Theories of Ethics (2007) (43)
Pufendorf on Morality, Sociability, and Moral Powers (2012) (41)
Abolishing morality (2004) (41)
Precis: The Second‐Person Standpoint (2010) (36)
Normativity and Projection in Hobbes's Leviathan (2000) (35)
Reply to Korsgaard, Wallace, and Watson (2007) (34)
“BUT IT WOULD BE WRONG” (2010) (30)
Authority and second-personal reasons for acting (2009) (30)
Moore, Normativity, and Intrinsic Value* (2003) (27)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Acknowledgments (1995) (27)
“Because I Want It”* (2001) (24)
Trust as a Second-Personal Attitude (of the Heart) (2017) (23)
Rational Agent, Rational Act (1986) (22)
Desires, Reasons, and Causes (2003) (17)
Reasons for Action: Authority and second-personal reasons for acting (2009) (17)
From Morality to Virtue and Back?@@@From Morality to Virtue. (1994) (15)
Kantian Practical Reason Defended (1985) (15)
MORAL OBLIGATION: FORM AND SUBSTANCE (2009) (15)
Hutcheson on Practical Reason (2011) (15)
Law and the Second-Person Standpoint (2007) (15)
Equal freedom : selected Tanner lectures on human values (1995) (14)
Morality and Principle (2013) (14)
How should ethics relate to (the rest of) philosophy?: Moore's legacy (2003) (13)
Justice and Retaliation (2010) (12)
BEING WITH: BEING WITH (2011) (12)
Fichte and the second-person standpoint (2005) (12)
Contractualism, Root and Branch: A Review Essay (2006) (12)
Moral Psychology as Accountability (2014) (10)
Reply to Feldman, Hurka, and Rosati (2006) (10)
The foundations of morality: virtue, law, and obligation (2006) (10)
Berkeley’s moral and political philosophy (2005) (10)
Sentiment, care, and respect (2010) (9)
Why Kant Needs the Second‐Person Standpoint (2009) (8)
Agreement matters: : critical notice of Derek Parfit, on what matters (2014) (8)
Kant on Respect, Dignity, and the Duty of Respect (2013) (8)
Making the “Hard” Problem of Moral Normativity Easier (2016) (7)
Morality and Practical Reason (2007) (7)
Human Flourishing: Valuing Activity (1999) (7)
Virtue by Consensus (1991) (6)
Valuing Activity (1999) (5)
Civil Recourse as Mutual Accountability (2011) (5)
Norm and Normativity (2000) (5)
Authority, Accountability, and Preemption (2011) (5)
Reply to Schapiro, Smith/Strabbing, and Yaffe (2010) (4)
Reply to Griffin, Raz, and Wolf (2006) (4)
Ressentiment and Second-Personal Resentment (2013) (4)
Learning from Frankena: A Philosophical Remembrance (1997) (4)
Motive and Obligation in the British Moralists (1989) (4)
Respect as Honor and as Accountability (2013) (4)
Philosophical Ethics: An Historical And Contemporary Introduction (1997) (4)
“Second-personal morality” and morality (2018) (4)
Moore to Stevenson (1989) (4)
Pleasure as Ultimate Good in Sidgwick’s Ethics (1974) (4)
Responsibility within Relations (2010) (4)
Løgstrup on Morals and “the Sovereign Expressions of Life” (2017) (3)
Précis of Welfare and Rational Care (2006) (3)
Recognition, second‐personal authority, and nonideal theory (2021) (3)
New Essays on the History of Autonomy: Autonomy in Modern Natural Law (2004) (3)
Reply to Honneth (2021) (3)
Morality and Its Critics (2010) (3)
Smith's Moral Problem (1996) (3)
Under Moore's Spell (1998) (2)
The Social and the Sociable (2014) (2)
The Rejection of Consequentialism by Samuel Scheffler (1984) (2)
Scheffler on Morality and Ideals of the Person (1982) (2)
Nagel's argument for altruism (1974) (2)
Love’s Second-Personal Character: Reciprocal Holding, Beholding and Upholding (2016) (2)
ON SCHIFFER'S DESIRES (1979) (2)
WHY FICHTE’S SECOND-PERSONAL FOUNDATIONS CAN PROVIDE A MORE ADEQUATE ACCOUNT OF THE RELATION OF RIGHT THAN KANT’S (2014) (2)
Taking Account of Character and Being an Accountable Person (2016) (2)
Egoism and Morality (2011) (2)
Review of Skorupski's Ethical Explorations (2002) (2)
Smith’s ambivalence about honour (2010) (1)
Psychological consequences of the normativity of moral obligation (2020) (1)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Cumberland: obligation naturalized (1995) (1)
Doing Right by Wrong (2021) (1)
Practical Skepticism and the Reasons for Action (1978) (1)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: The British moralists: inventing internalism (1995) (1)
Smith’s Ambivalence about Honor (2013) (1)
Criminal Process as Mutual Accountability: Mass Incarceration, Carcerality, and Abolition (2018) (1)
How Nowhere Can You Get (and do Ethics)? (1987) (1)
The Second-Person Standpoint An Interview with Stephen Darwall (2009) (1)
On a Kantian Form of Respect (2021) (1)
Sidgwick, Concern, and the Good (2000) (1)
The Inventions of Autonomy (1999) (1)
Reason, Judgment, and the Desire to Be Rational (1983) (1)
Reply to Terzis (1988) (1)
Ethics and Morality (2017) (1)
Review Essay: Impartial Reason@@@Impartial Reason. (1989) (1)
The Development of Ethics (2011) (1)
Getting Moral Wrongness into the Picture (2016) (1)
Reply to Scheffler (1982) (1)
FORCING FREEDOM (2013) (1)
The Inference to the Best Means1 (1976) (1)
Butler: conscience as self-authorizing (1995) (1)
Curtler, Hugh Mercer. Rediscover (1998) (0)
Hutcheson in the History of Rights (2022) (0)
BAIER, KURT, The Rational and the Moral Order: The Social Roots of Reason and Morality, reviewed by Sarah Stroud.. 577 (1997) (0)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Concluding reflections (1995) (0)
Morality, Blame, and Internal Reasons (2017) (0)
SOY volume 18 issue 2 Cover and Front matter (2001) (0)
Moral Status and Human Enhancementpapa (2009) (0)
La ambivalencia de Smith respecto al honor (2016) (0)
CHAPTER I: Welfare’s Normativity (2002) (0)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Hume: norms and the obligation to be just (1995) (0)
The actor and the spectator (1977) (0)
MORALITY, THE OTHER, AND THIRD PERSONS (2016) (0)
CHAPTER III: Empathy, Sympathy, Care (2002) (0)
Empathy and Reciprocating Attitudes (2018) (0)
Ought, Reasons, and Morality by W. D. Falk (1989) (0)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Hutcheson: moral sentiment and calm desire (1995) (0)
Book Review:Thomas Reid on Freedom and Morality. William L. Rowe (1993) (0)
Moral Knowledge: “Because I Want It” (2001) (0)
Book Notes (2011) (0)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Locke: autonomy and obligation in the revised Essay (1995) (0)
Expressivist Relativism?@@@Moral Relativism and Moral Objectivity (1998) (0)
Metaethics: The Basic Questions (2018) (0)
Human Morality’s Authority (1995) (0)
10. Thomas C. Schelling, Strategies of Commitment and Other Essays Thomas C. Schelling, Strategies of Commitment and Other Essays (pp. 176-181) (2007) (0)
Locke and Butler (2017) (0)
CHAPTER II: Welfare and Care (2002) (0)
Contempt, Respect, and Recognition CH Author Revised (2022) (0)
On Sterba’s Argument from Rationality to Morality (2014) (0)
Conrad Johnson 1943-1992 (1993) (0)
Studying matter at the atomic and molecular level (2011) (0)
On Sterba’s Argument from Rationality to Morality (2014) (0)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Culverwell and Locke: classical and modern natural law (1995) (0)
Cudworth: obligation and self-determining moral agency (1995) (0)
Hurka, Thomas. British Ethical Theorists from Sidgwick to Ewing.Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014. Pp. 310. $49.95 (cloth). (2017) (0)
Alexander Broadie (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to the Scottish Enlightenment: Cambridge University Press, 2003, xvi + 366pp. (2007) (0)
Stephen Darwall : Welfare and Rational Care (2002) (0)
! 1 ! Reactive Attitudes , Disdain and the Second-Person Standpoint (2017) (0)
What is Philosophical Ethics (2018) (0)
The Error Theory And Ethical Relativism (2018) (0)
of consideration from the personal standpoint (or from the imper- sonal standpoint, for that matter). In all cases we can significantly ask why it is rational so to act or choose. (2016) (0)
Being-With, Respect, and Adoration (2021) (0)
Respect, Concern, and Membership (2014) (0)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Shaftesbury: authority and authorship (1995) (0)
CHAPTER IV: Valuing Activity: Golub’s Smile (2002) (0)
Why Ethics is Part of Philosophy: A Plea for a Philosophical Ethics (1999) (0)
Responsibility and Normative Moral Theories (2019) (0)
Book reviews and critical studies (1981) (0)
Virtue Ethics (2005) (0)
Freedom, resentment, and the metaphysics of morals, by PamelaHieronymi. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2020. pp. xx + 145, ISBN : 978‐0691194035, Hbk: $29.95 (2021) (0)
The British moralists and the internal ‘ought’: 1640–1740: Hobbes: ethics as “consequences from the passions of men” (1995) (0)
The Ideal Judgment Theory (2018) (0)
2 Second-personal reasons (2008) (0)
III—Moral Obligation: Form and Substance (2010) (0)
Practical reason and the second-person standpoint (2020) (0)
New model publishing (2001) (0)
PREFERENTISM AND SELFSACRIFICE (2011) (0)
Ethics Of Care (2018) (0)

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