Schroeder's 'teleologizing' objection establishes that agent-relative values required to mimic deontological constraints cannot be specified without covert reference to agent-relative obligations.
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A contemporary philosopher who writes about moral psychology (how our minds handle morality and motivation). In this case, he's arguing a specific position about how desire and belief work together.
Teleologizing objection(Schroeder's particular critique of a moral theory)
A criticism that claims someone is sneakily treating something as goal-oriented or purposeful when they said they weren't.