review of Raz (original) (raw)

The review discusses Joseph Raz's work, "From Normativity to Responsibility," highlighting its significance in shaping contemporary debates on reasons and normativity. It emphasizes Raz's dual focus on normative reasons and the complexities of rational agency, particularly critiquing his stance on epistemic akrasia and the exclusion of extrinsic reasons for belief. The review ultimately acknowledges Raz's contributions and the breadth of topics covered, underscoring the intricate relationship between normative reasons and rational action.