Titlebook: Agency in Action; The Practical Ration S. C. Coval,P. G. Campbell Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 action theory.bi

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Action As Explanation,ize our experience in useful ways. No such action theorist questions that, relevant to the analysis of the concept, there is a process of practical rationality which culminates in an intentional state, I, of the agent, which is causal,. C, of a certain effect or set of effects, E, in the world: I-C-

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Agency: Its Terms and Relations,of the object ascribed with a true action ascription must be determined by the practical and motivational content of its intentional cause. Where the agent’s intention fails to be realized, the object ascribed must contain additional . information which explains why the (mis-)intention had the effec

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The Rational Processes of Agency,e states required by a theory of agency. It is a theory which takes us from those cognitive states which are emanations of the physical at one end to those which emanate in the physical at the other. An action, then, being the expression of cognitive causation at the end which emanates in the physic

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The Semantics of Action,r intentional acts is as follows. ‘Unintentional’ means that the standard case of an act has been generically departed from, that the object being described, although having some of the features of a standard action, nevertheless lacks some of its necessary ingredients. It marks a standard deviation

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A Design Document for ,ory. While the steps of the analyses which follow will almost certainly lack fidelity with . itself, even such a superficial account will help the interested reader to further understand the theory and the program

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