On What Matters

V. 1. Part 1: Reasons. Normative concepts 
 Objective theories 
 Subjective theories 
 Further arguments 
 Rationality 
 Morality 
 Moral concepts --
Part 2: Principles. Possible consent 
 Merely as a means 
 Respect and value 
 Free will and desert --
Part 3: Theories. Universal laws 
 What if everyone did that? 
 Impartiality 
 Contractualism 
 Consequentialism --
Conclusions --
Appendices. A. Stage-given reasons 
 B. Rational irrationality and Gauthier's theory 
 C. Deontic reasons --
v. 2. Part 4: Commentaries. Hiking the range / Susan Wolf 
 Humanity as an end in itself / Allen Wood 
 A mismatch of methods / Barbara Herman 
 How I an not a Kantian / T. M. Scanlon --
Part 5: Responses. On hiking the range 
 On humanity as an end in itself 
 On a mismatch of methods 
 How the numbers count 
 Scanlonian contractualism 
 The triple theory --
Part 6: Normativity. Analytical naturalism and subjectivism 
 Non-analytical naturalism 
 The triviality objection 
 Naturalism and nihilism 
 Non-cognitivism and quasi-realism 
 Normativity and truth 
 Normative truths 
 Metaphysics 
 Epistemology 
 Rationalism 
 Agreement 
 Nietzsche 
 What matters most --
Appendices. D. Why anything? Why this? 
 E. The fair warning view 
 F. Some of Kant's arguments for his formula of universal law 
 G. Kant's claim about the good 
 H. Autonomy and categorical imperatives 
 I. Kant's motivational argument 
 J. On what there is.