1. Love as an Exclusionary Reason Raymond Critch Reasons of Love Conference, Leuven 31.5.2011

2. Introduction Nature of Exclusionary Reasons Nature of Love Love as an Exclusionary Reason

3. Nature of Exclusionary Reasons Exhaustive v. Non-exhaustive accounts of reasoning and rationality Characteristics of Exclusionary Reasons Second-order Weighing v. Non-weighting Kinds of non-weighing reasons Self-denial as paradigmatic

4. Nature of Love Love as a mode of interaction Basic Norm being in love with another provides the lover with reason to act in the furtherance of the beloveds interests with a priority over the interests of all others Beyond Frankfurt Contra Kolodny Incorporating Ebels-Duggans Concerns

5. Love as Exclusionary Love as Self-denial exclusionary, not outweighing Explains Williams one thought too many argument Explains why lovers (seem to) do crazy things Allows for falling out of love