British philosopher who has written the definitive study of John Stuart Mill and developed a neo-Millian account of normative reasons.
John Stuart Mill: the most thorough analytic account of Mill's logic, epistemology, ethics, and politics. The Domain of Reasons: a systematic account of normative reasons — reasons are irreducible to natural facts; practical and theoretical reasons share a common structure. English-Language Philosophy: a survey of analytic philosophy.
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