Actions and Extensions

American Philosophical Quarterly 7 (4):349 - 356 (1970)
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Abstract

Basic Human Actions are event-like, and it should be possible to refer to them without mention of specific intentions. Such reference need not require an act ontology, since actions may be regarded as indivisible complexes -- of agent, object, and tool -- which are referred to by statements rather than named.

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Evan Simpson
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