- The Motives for Moral Credit
- Virtuous and Vicious Anger
- Depression and the Problem of Absent Desires
- Non-Naturalism and Reference
- Offsetting Race Privilege
- Irrationality and Happiness: A (Neo-)Schopenhaurian Argument for Rational Pessimism
- Promises and Conflicting Obligations
- Normative Pluralism Worthy of the Name Is False
- Actualism Has Control Issues
- Normative Source and Extensional Adequacy
- The Guise of the Bad
- Quirky Desires and Well-Being
- Reconsidering Resolutions
- Liberalism or Immigration Restrictions, But Not Both
- The Normative Significance of Self
- Reducing Reasons
- Resisting Tracing’s Siren Song
- Is It Bad to Be Disabled? Adjudicating Between the Mere-Difference and the Bad-Difference Views of Disability
- I Might Be Fundamentally Mistaken
- Distributing Collective Obligation
- Side Effects and the Structure of Deliberation
- Moral Explanations, Thick and Thin
- Humean Externalism and the Argument from Depression
- Manipulation Arguments and the Standing to Blame
- How to Solve Prichard’s Dilemma: A Complex Contractualist Account of Moral Motivation
- Unfinished Adults and Defective Children: On the Nature and Value of Childhood
- On the Nature, Existence and Significance of Organic Unities
- Harm
- Moral Disagreement and Epistemic Advantages: A Challenge to McGrath
- The Abductive Case for Humeanism over Quasi-Perceptual Theories of Desire
- “Freedom and Resentment” and Consequentialism: Why ‘Strawson’s Point’ Is Not Strawson’s Point
- The State’s Duty to Ensure Children Are Loved
- Against Institutional Luck Egalitarianism
- Keep Things in Perspective: Reasons, Rationality, and the A Priori
- Anchoring a Revisionist Account of Moral Responsibility
- The Significance of a Duty?s Direction: Claiming Priority Rather than Prioritizing Claims
- Answerability without Answers
- Aggregation, Beneficence and Chance
- Objectivism and Prospectivism about Rightness
- The Human Right to Political Participation
- Moral Error Theory and the Argument from Epistemic Reasons
- Inescapability and Normativity
- Evolutionary Debunking, Moral Realism and Moral Knowledge
- The Normative Significance of Conscience
- Moral Responsibility and Merit
- Objective Morality, Subjective Morality, and the Explanatory Question
- Against the Being For Account of Normative Certitude
- Could Morality Have a Source?
- Gender Justice
- The Locative Analysis of Good For Formulated and Defended
- The Humean Theory of Practical Irrationality
- ‘Ought’ and the Perspective of the Agent
- Self-Evidence and Disagreement in Ethics
- Deviant Formal Causation
- In Defense of the Wide-Scope Instrumental Principle
- Meriting Concern and Meriting Respect
- Saving Lives and Respecting Persons
- Character Traits, Social Psychology, and Impediments to Helping Behavior
- Agent-Relative Value and Agent-Relative Restrictions
- Is a Feminist Political Liberalism Possible?
- The Enforcement Approach to Coercion
- Four Solutions the the Alleged Incompleteness of Virtue Ethics
- Should Desert Replace Equality? Replies to Kagan
- Desire Satisfactionism and the Problem of Irrelevant Desires
- What Knowledge is Necessary for Virtue?
- When Will Your Consequentialist Friend Abandon You for the Greater Good?
- Moral Intuitions, Reliability, and Disagreement
- Rossian Minimalism
- Beyond History: The Ongoing Aspects of Autonomy
- What Is Wrong with Kamm’s and Scanlon’s Arguments Against Taurek
- Preferentism and the Paradox of Desire
- A danger of definition: Polar predicates in moral theory
- In Defense of the Primacy of Virtues
- Implanted Desires, Self-Formation, and Blame
- Moorean Arguments and Moral Revisionism
- Three Millian Ways to Resolve Open Questions
- Saving People and Flipping Coins
- Moral Principles Are Not Moral Laws
- Caring and the Boundary-Driven Structure of Practical Deliberation
- Hume’s Internalism Reconsidered
- Contractualism, Reciprocity, Compensation
- ‘Simply in Virtue of Being Human’: the Whos and Whys of Human Rights
- Welfare, Achievement, and Self-Sacrifice
- Well-Being and Virtue
- A Unified Moral Terrain?
- Egalitarian Justice and Innocent Choice
- Strict Liability and the Mitigation of Moral Luck
- Explaining Reasons: Where Does the Buck Stop?
- First Force
- Cudworth and Normative Explanations
- Is Gibbard a Realist?
- The Good, the Bad, and the Blameworthy
- Essentially Comparative Concepts
- Two Approaches to Instrumental Rationality and Belief Consistency
- “The Government Beguiled Me”: The Entrapment Defense and the Problem of Private Entrapment
- The Myth of Instrumental Rationality