Review of Robert Audi's Action, Intention, and Reason [Book Review]

Mind 104 (413):145-8 (1995)
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This volume is a welcome contribution to the philosophy of action. Audi employs a host of subtle distinctions and carefully crafted arguments in defending a unified position on the major issues in action theory. In his characteristically lucid prose, he makes vivid the location of those issues at the intersection of ethics, metaphysics, and the philosophy of mind. Given the tight organization and the unifying introduction, this volume is an exceptionally cohesive collection of essays. It will make a lasting contribution to the literature in action theory.

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edition Mele, Alfred R. (1995) "Review: Teleological Behaviorism". Behavior and Philosophy 23(2):69 - 71

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Alfred Mele
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