Normative Reasons is a normative consideration that counts in favor of performing an action or holding a belief, distinguished from motivating or explanatory reasons by its focus on what ought to be done or believed according to standards of rationality, morality, or practical correctness.
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Seeing What to Do: Affective Perception and Rational Motivation
Sabine A. Döring · dialectica · 2007 · 448 citations
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