Rules, Reasons, and Norms

Exploring the intersections of metaphysics, philosophical psychology, and rational regulation, the essays delve into the nature of thought as rule-following. The first section analyzes how thought adheres to rules, while the second investigates the responsiveness of choice to various factors, maintaining its connection to rationality. The final part addresses the broader implications of these insights for understanding and regulating social behavior, offering a comprehensive view of choice and its normative dimensions.