 For the Phenomenological axiologists, deliberation bridges the axiological and practical spheres. It begins in the evaluation of the (apparent) goods we might pursue in action and of the (possible) actions conducive to them. Most importantly, deliberation identifies those ends that appear as ones to which an agent might commit herself in order to give meaning and significance to her life as a whole. Deliberation terminates in the choice to pursue particular ends and to undertake particular actions in that pursuit. Deliberation involves reflection and reason. The subject deliberatively determines which end(s) she will pursue given her abilities, interests, and concerns as well as which actions best conduce to the chosen ends given the particulars of the situation in which she is to act.