Titlebook: Reasons for Action and the Law; Cristina Redondo Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999 Legal Justification.bibliography

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Norms and Reasons for Actione preceding chapters, I have not tried to develop a theory of reasons; rather, I have analysed the different meanings of the term. The purpose of this second part is to test the adequacy of these concepts as tools for the analysis of other notions.

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Book 1999with the contribution practical philosophycan make to it, but it also contains important arguments and insightsfor all those interested in the controversy between legal positivistsand their critics, in the theory of human action or in reason-basedpractical theories in general.

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Book 1999estions of their discipline. This bookoffers a critical evaluation of that approach, by carefully examiningthe empirical, logical and normative problems hidden behind theconcepts of `reason for action‘ and `practical reasoning‘. Unlike mostother works in this field, it is a meta-theoretical study wh

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Reasons for Action — First Partther concepts, we will be moving on a metalinguistic level. I will undertake, first of all, a review of the different meanings the term has been given in philosophical discussions. It will then be possible to assess which of these uses can be helpful for a better understanding of the questions that

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Reasons for Action — Second Partof that notion in the analysis of other concepts — for instance, that of a legal norm, or that of the acceptance or justification of a decision. The technical use presupposes a precise meaning of ‘reason for action’ since otherwise statements containing the expression cannot fulfil the cognitive fun

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Norms and Reasons for Actions considered useful for improving the approach to and the explanation of many controversial issues in the field.. That is why one can find writings where some conception of reason for action is adopted and applied in the respective reflection about a given subject. This is the case, for in’stance, w

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