Cambridge Companion to the Philosophy of Action
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book
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Various Authors
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libraries
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scholarly articles
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philosophical discussions
essays theories of action |
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decision making
moral responsibility free will collective action rationality causation philosophical implications normative theories intentions agency social action practical reasoning |
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gptkb:Meir_Dan-Cohen
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historical context
theoretical frameworks interdisciplinary perspectives critical analysis contributions from leading philosophers |
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Hardcover
Paperback eBook |
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Cambridge Companion to the Philosophy of Action
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gptkb:Wittgenstein
Aristotle Hume Kant Descartes |
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978-0521547034
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academic journals
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English
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400
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index
notes bibliography |
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gptkb:Cambridge_University_Press
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Ethics
Metaphysics Philosophy of Language Philosophy of Mind |
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2009
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| gptkbp:subject |
Philosophy
Action Theory |
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students
scholars general readers |