Acknowledgements

Introduction

Part I: Preliminaries: Normativity, Moral Reasoning, and Human Rights

1. (Moral) Normativity

2. From Normativity to Moral Reasoning, and From Moral Reasoning to Human Rights

3. A Road Map

Part II: Normativity and Moral Reasons

4. Practical Normativity

5. Moral Normativity

Part III: Engaging with the Emerging Conception of Moral Normativity

6. The Conception of Practical Reasons: The Intrapersonal Level

7. The Interpersonal Level: Resilience, Second-Order Recognition, and Accountability

8. Moral Normativity: The Stability of the Moral Order and the Authority of Moral Demands

Part IV: Moral Reasoning

9. Three Accounts of Moral Reasoning

10. Dialogical Approaches to Moral Reasoning

11. Reasoning from the First-Person Plural Standpoint

Part V: The First-Order Level: Human Rights

12. The Existence Conditions of (Human) Rights

13. The Content of Human Rights

14. Conclusion: Refining the Map

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