Description |
xvi, 303 pages ; 20 cm |
Series |
The Jean Nicod lectures |
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Jean Nicod lectures.
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Contents |
1. The classical model of rationality and its weaknesses -- 2. The basic structure of intentionality, action, and meaning -- 3. The gap : of time and the self -- 4. The logical structure of reasons -- 5. Some special features of practical reason : strong altruism as a logical requirement -- 6. How we create desire-independent reasons for action -- 7. 7. Weakness of will -- 8. Why there is no deductive logic of practical reason -- 9. Consciousness, free action, and the brain |
Notes |
"A Bradford book." |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Notes |
Also available via the World Wide Web |
Subject |
Reasoning.
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LC no. |
2001030166 |
ISBN |
0262194635 alkaline paper |
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