Effective intentions

Tthere is weighty evidence of the existence of effective conscious intentions or the power of conscious will. Mele examines the accuracy of subjects' reports about when they first became aware of decisions or intentions in laboratory settings and develops some implications of warranted skepticism about the accuracy of these reports. In addition, he explores such questions as whether we must be conscious of all of our intentions and why scientists disagree about this. From publisher description.

Year

2009

Language

English

Publisher

Oxford University Press

Editions

1

Pages

178

ISBN

9780195384260

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