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Wanting and Intending

Part of the Philosophical Studies Series Book Series (volume 123)

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-7387-4

ISBN: 978-94-017-7385-0

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Mar 2, 2016

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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The Question of Motivational Unity: Historical Preliminaries

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 3 –22

[In the book’s first chapter, the topic of practical mind is approached via a brief survey of a number of important positions in the history of philosophy. The founding question for a philosophy of practical mind is raised by Aristotle when he asks what it is in the soul that originates movement....
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Motivational States

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 23 –52

[Chapter 2 develops a first sketch of a systematic answer to Aristotle’s question as to what it is in “the soul” that originates movement. As I take it that this is the founding question not only of a philosophy of practical mind, but also of empirical motivational psychology, I approach the...
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Wanting* and Its Symptoms

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 53 –79

[The three-factor conception of motivational states opens the way for a move that severs any necessary connection that may be thought to exist between the “modal” and representational features of motivational states, on the one hand, and the physiological mechanisms brought together under the...
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Expressive Explication and the Optative Mode

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 81 –115

[Chapter 4 develops the idea of an expressive explication of the attitudes, which grounds in the claim that there is an essential structural analogy between mental states and linguistic utterances. The strengths of the conception are first demonstrated by showing how it explains the phenomenon of...
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Wanting*, Consciousness and Affect

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 117 –143

[The last chapter of Part I discusses the relations between optative attitudinising, consciousness and affect. The explication of wanting* in terms of its linguistic expression suggests that conscious thoughts of the appropriate form are sufficient for their bearer to be the bearer of the...
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Intention, Belief and the Irreducibility Thesis

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 147 –170

[The natural first step on the road to an adequate systematic understanding of intending, taken in Chap. 6, is a discussion of intention’s relation to belief. This is natural for two reasons. First, the linguistic means of intention expression have a grammatically assertoric form and second,...
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The Intentional Syndrome: Characteristic Causal Features and Rational Requirements

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 171 –216

[The seventh chapter details intention’s prominent non-doxastic accompaniments, dividing them into two groups: causal consequences of, and normative requirements applicable to intending. The causal features – motivational strength, pervasion of an agent’s mental life and persistence – may...
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Deciding

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 217 –258

[The last three chapters of the book contain my systematic proposal as to how intentions can be reductively understood whilst accounting for the specificity of the intentional syndrome, in particular whilst allowing us to understand the force of the requirements of intention rationality. The...
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Intentions, Decisional and Nondecisional

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 259 –291

[Chapter 9 takes us from the analysis of decision to an analysis of intention. I begin by arguing for conditions which ensure that the products of certain decisions persist as decisional intentions. I then turn to nondecisional intentions, distinguishing five distinct kinds. Nondecisional...
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The Intention-Consequential Requirements and Anchoring Attributability

Roughley, Neil

Pages: 293 –334

[The final chapter of the study argues that the disjunctive analysis of intention provides a distinctively plausible explanation of the intention-consequential (IC) requirements of practical rationality. Consistent with an analysis that sees intentions as optative attitudes accompanied by only...

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