In Reasons and the Good Roger Crisp answers some of the oldest
questions in moral philosophy. Claiming that a fundamental issue in
normative ethics is what ultimate reasons for action we might have,
he argues that the best statements of such reasons will not employ
moral concepts. He investigates and explains the nature of reasons
themselves; his account of how we come to know them combines an
intuitionist epistemology with elements of Pyrrhonist scepticism.
He defends a hedonistic theory of well-being and an account of
practical reason according to which we can give some, though not
overriding, priority to our own good over that of others. The book
develops original lines of argument within a framework of some
traditional but currently less popular views.
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