Therefore, the inference from warranted blame to the agent having had reasons conflates the normative force of obligations with the internalist conditions Williams requires for reasons.
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A component of epistemology in Nyāya philosophy; a veritable inference yields knowledge about the world and must have premises that are themselves known
normative force(Used to describe what Korsgaard's account aims to explain)
The property in virtue of which an agent's reasons are binding on the agent.
reasons(in philosophy of action)
Factors or considerations that motivate or justify a choice or belief.
warranted blame(as used in moral responsibility)
Blame that is justified or deserved—the kind of criticism that's actually fair to give someone because they truly did something wrong.