Rüdiger Bittner taught philosophy in Heidelberg between 1973 and 1979 and, after two years as a dramaturg in the theatre of Basel, he was a lecturer in the philosophy department at Princeton. He became professor of philosophy at Hildesheim (1987-88) and at Yale (1989-91), and finally at Bielefeld before retiring in 2012. The Gesellschaft für analytische Philosophie awarded him its Gottlob Frege-Prize in 2012.
Introduction
Part A: What we ought to do
I: Practical reason and what we ought to do
II: Prudence and what we ought to do
III: Morality and what we ought to do
Part B. Good things to do
I: Practical reason is about good things for somebody to do
II: Reasons in favour
III: Objections
IV: How to find out what are good things for one to do
Conclusion
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