The resulting account is not a genuine hybrid but rather an unstable conflation that Sosa and BonJour's internalism/externalism debates show cannot be resolved by simply asserting both frameworks apply.
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(Moral psychology; used to characterize the relationship between moral judgment and motivation)
The view that it is a logical or conceptual truth that some degree of motivation is internal to a moral judgment itself — that making a genuine moral claim entails being motivated to some degree.
Sosa(The statement references his archery case as a thought experiment)
Ernest Sosa is a modern philosopher who studies how we know things (epistemology). He's famous for using the example of an archer to explain when a belief counts as knowledge.
Unstable(as describing a flaw in Dworkin's theory)
In philosophy, when a theory or idea has a hidden problem that makes it fall apart or contradict itself when you examine it closely.