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This chapter begins with a discussion of the author's incentives for writing this book. It discusses types of reasons and identifies the differences between self-regarding reasons, other-regarding reasons, and community-regarding reasons. It then discusses the concepts of the legislative will, reciprocity and the protected domain; and custom, convention, and morality.
Keywords: reasoning; legislative will; reciprocity; protected domain; custom; convention; morality
Chapter. 11189 words.
Subjects: Jurisprudence and Philosophy of Law
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