Normativity and the Will

Focusing on moral psychology and practical reason, this collection of fourteen papers by R. Jay Wallace delves into the interplay between normative and psychological issues central to moral philosophy. Key themes include the dynamics of reason, desire, and will, as well as responsibility, identification, and emotion. Wallace presents a sophisticated and engaging exploration of these topics, advocating for a unified approach to understanding moral psychology. The volume is enhanced by a new introduction that sets the stage for these critical discussions.