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Grammatiken und formale Sprachen he is the sort of being who can generally direct his behavior towards (and away from) states of affairs. Thus, we need a psychological theory that permits effort directed to an end or action guided by an intention. This would certainly not be possible unless human beings have beliefs and behavior is a function of belief.

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Belief and Responsibility, he is the sort of being who can generally direct his behavior towards (and away from) states of affairs. Thus, we need a psychological theory that permits effort directed to an end or action guided by an intention. This would certainly not be possible unless human beings have beliefs and behavior is a function of belief.

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How , to Naturalize the Theory of Action,les, in their turn, are stimulated by the nerves and so on. He had evidently been thinking about this, and one day as we were walking in the company of a non-philosophical friend, he asked — a propos of nothing — “Daddy, if the brain makes the muscles work, what makes the brain work?”

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