| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Borrowing Richard Wollheim???s distinction between ???acting on phantasy??? and ???acting on desire??? to show how ordinary action differs from deeply irrational activity, I shall argue that irrational activity differs from rational action, not only in terms of the kinds of beliefs and desires involved, but also in terms of the structure of the relationship between mental states and action. (shrin
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