An orrery of intentionality
Language and Communication 21 (2):119-141 (2001)
| Abstract | P.M.S. Hacker 1. _The problems of Intentionality_ The problems of intentionality have exercised philosophers since the dawn of their subject. In the last century they were brought afresh into the limelight by Brentano. Famously he remarked that | |||||||||
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