Structural Irrationality

Abstract

Abstract Many normative claims are substantive claims about reasons—claims, for example, about the reasons that a person in certain circumstances has to do or to believe something. But not all normative claims are substantive claims about reasons. In particular, some claims about what it would be irrational for someone to do are normative claims, but not claims about the reasons that person has. Here are some examples.

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