Belief and Reasons: the Paradox of Voluntarism and the Paradox of Good Reasons

In Anthonie Meijers (ed.), Belief, Cognition, and the Will. Tilburg [The Netherlands]: Tilburg University Press. pp. 6--41 (1999)
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