Principles are self-declared fundamentals that orient action, such as integrity and responsibility, distinct from reasons and justifications.
Principles are fundamentals we declare and use to orient action. Integrity or responsibility can serve as a principle when it guides what we do beyond a single convenient reason.
A principle differs from a justification. Reasons explain a choice after or before it; a principle gives us a standing question about the conduct we are willing to practice.
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