The reason depends on whom you ask.
The way the philosopher sees this universal audience, which is the incarnation of his idea of reason, depends on his situation in his cultural environment.
But many kinds of internalism in particular Actual State views say that an agent has a reason only if she satisfies a certain condition, and hence that her reason depends on what she is like.
For that reason, depending on the purpose of one's trip to Athens, the Grande Bretagne may not be the best hotel at which to stay.
On his view, these are "historical entities, the product of historical beings in particular times and places whose identities are linked to the context in which they were produced and which, for that reason, depend on them" (2003, p. 65).
For insofar as relations of reason depend for their existence on the activity of the mind, it would seem to follow that something's being self-identical is mind dependent.
Several criteria of (sustained) clinical remission are available and remission results of studies may for this reason depend on the remission criterion used [ 3, 26].
Daily journalism, for many practical reasons, depends on this sort of trust; that's why the Brett Award cost a favored young reporter his job.
The idea behind this reasoning is that if we have to agree that some reasons depend on desires, then we should give serious consideration to the theory according to which all reasons do, as being simpler and more explanatory than the theory according to which some reasons derive from our desires but others do not.
The point is that any of us might use any of those five reasons depending on our relation to the person whose books we knocked over.
Both uptown and downtown, leather bags get the kind of protection usually reserved for harder, shinier things — but for very different reasons, depending on the neighborhood.
