The basic terms of normative theory can be roughly understood as encompassing deontic ones (e.g., obligations, prohibitions, permissions), evaluative or axiological ones (e.g., what is good, bad, right), and finally, reasons (i.e., considerations in favor of or against doing something).

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Introduction

  • Federico L. G. Faroldi

摘要

The basic terms of normative theory can be roughly understood as encompassing deontic ones (e.g., obligations, prohibitions, permissions), evaluative or axiological ones (e.g., what is good, bad, right), and finally, reasons (i.e., considerations in favor of or against doing something).