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Normative reasons: response-dependence and the problem of idealization

Enoch (2005) argues that subjectivist theories of normative reasons that essentially invoke some kind of idealization condition might have a problem in justifying the need for idealization. I argue, instead, that response-depedentist accounts that are able to distinguish between appearance and reality have sufficient resources to answer Enoch's objection. In order to show this I use the analogy with response-dependentist accounts of color.

Normative reasons ; response-dependence ; color analogy

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