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  1. How to understand internalism.M. S. Brady - 2000 - Philosophical Quarterly 50 (198):91-97.
    Internalism about practical reasons claims that there is a necessary connection between what an agent has reason to do and what he would be motivated to do if he were in privileged or optimal conditions. Internalism is traditionally supported by the claim that it alone can capture two conditions of adequacy for any theory of practical reasons, that reasons must be capable of justifying actions, and that reasons must be capable of explaining intentional acts. Robert Johnson, pp. 53–71) has argued (...)
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    Beyond Moral Judgment, by Alice Crary.M. S. Brady - 2011 - Mind 120 (480):1237-1242.
  3. Review: Value, Reality, and Desire. [REVIEW]M. S. Brady - 2007 - Mind 116 (461):193-197.
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