Abstract
My remarks on The Second-Person Standpoint are in three parts. I begin with an overview of the argument and with some preliminary questions and observations. In the second part, I develop some doubts about Stephen Darwall’s argument from second-personal competence to second-personal authority. Finally, I take up some questions about the relation between the right and the good in Darwall’s philosophy.
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