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

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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Philosophical Studies
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2024-10-05
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11098-024-02228-1
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Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment
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The alchemists: on Justin D’Arms and Daniel Jacobson’s rational sentimentalism

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

Oded Na’aman
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Abstract

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.

Philosophical StudiesVol. 182(8)
Hebrew University of Jerusalem (IL)
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment
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