Ulrike Heuer

Michael Smith and Ulrike Heuer investigate Williamss defence of internalism about reasons for action, which makes our reasons for action a function of our desires, projects, and psychological dispositions. Smith attempts to plug a gap in Williamss theory which is created by Williamss accommodation toon meer of thick ethical concepts as a source of knowledge and action-guidingness. John Broome examines Williams less-known work on the other central normative concept, ought. Jonathan Dancy takes a look at Williamss work on moral epistemology and intuitionism, comparing and contrasting his work with that of John McDowell, and Gerald Land explores Williamss work on equality, discrimination, and interspecies relations in order to reach the conclusion, similar to Williamss, that speciesism is very unlike racism or sexism. toon minder