Titlebook: Action, Decision, and Intention; Studies in the Found Robert Audi Book 1986 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1986 action th

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Basistheoretischer Ansatz der Arbeittions, the most dismissive of which is that it is too simple to deal with complicated cases of practical inference. I am not daunted by these objections. My aim here is to offer some observations that, I hope, will make the merits of my account a bit easier to appreciate.

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Book 1986, particularly to its application to concrete human behavior. Some of the papers touch only indirectly on problems of interest to decision theorists, but taken together they should be of use to both decision theorists and philosophers of action. Robert Audi‘s paper indicates how a number of question

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ion theory, particularly to its application to concrete human behavior. Some of the papers touch only indirectly on problems of interest to decision theorists, but taken together they should be of use to both decision theorists and philosophers of action. Robert Audi‘s paper indicates how a number o

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Au?ensteuerliche Problembereicheat action (the voluntary exertion of the body) causes the door to open. (By “voluntary” here I mean simply the opposite of “involuntary”: an exertion of the body is voluntary if and only if it is not involuntary. It is an exertion that occurs in the familiar way exertions do when they are experience

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Hallesche Schriften zur Betriebswirtschafthose plans at appropriate moments. Thus accounts of intention tend naturally to focus on the relationship between actions that are intentional and mental antecedents involved in practical reasoning. Some of these accounts are reductionist: they do not allow for independent mental states of intending

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