The alchemists: on Justin D’Arms and Daniel Jacobson’s rational sentimentalism

IF 1.1 1区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES Pub Date : 2024-10-05 DOI:10.1007/s11098-024-02228-1

Oded Na’aman

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Abstract

D’Arms and Jacobson’s Rational Sentimentalism promises an alchemy: a view that grounds certain values and reasons in facts about human sentiments but also treats the very same facts about values and reasons as fundamental. I examine how they attempt to deliver on the promise, doubt that they succeed, consider their motivations, and offer an alternative interpretation of what they might be doing.

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炼金术士：论 Justin D'Arms 和 Daniel Jacobson 的理性感伤主义

达姆斯和雅各布森的《理性情感主义》承诺了一种炼金术：一种将某些价值观和理由建立在有关人类情感的事实基础之上，同时又将这些有关价值观和理由的事实视为根本的观点。我将研究他们如何试图兑现这一承诺，怀疑他们是否成功，思考他们的动机，并对他们可能正在做的事情提供另一种解释。

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