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The 12 pages that link to Practical reason, each with the reason it gives.

• Natural lawRelated: Natural-law arguments use practical reason to identify goods and guide action.

• EthicsRelated: Ethical judgment depends on reasoning about what one ought to do.

• Kantian ethicsNarrower topic: Kant’s moral law is a principle of reason governing the will.

• Johann Gottlieb FichteRelated: Fichte gives moral agency a central role in explaining the self.

• FatalismRelated: Fatalism challenges whether deliberation can make a difference to what happens.

• Moral motivationNarrower topic: Moral motivation is one way practical reasoning bears on action.

• PrudenceNarrower topic: Prudence is practical reason applied to particular choices and circumstances.

• Henry SidgwickNarrower topic: His inquiry asks whether reason can reconcile personal good with universal good.

• Categorical imperativeNarrower topic: Kant treats the imperative as a law that practical reason gives to itself.

• Is–ought problemNarrower topic: The is–ought problem is one limit encountered when reasoning from facts toward action.

• Rational egoismRelated: The dispute turns on whether practical reason can establish self-interest as an obligation rather than a strategy.

• Mou Tsung-sanRelated: Mou’s account extends practical reason beyond Kant by connecting moral agency with knowledge of reality.