Natural Law and Practical Rationality

Mark C. Murphy

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Acknowledgements Introduction: natural law and the theory of practical rationality 1. The real identity thesis 2. Well-being 3. The reasons that make action intelligible 4. Welfarism and its discontents 5. The principles that make choice reasonable 6. What ought to be done Note Works cited Index.

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