Titlebook: Rationality, Time, and Self; Olley (F.O.C.H.) Pearson Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Emotion.Externalism.M

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The Argument from Appropriate Emotionsables the application of the lessons from rational action to emotions to show that the reasons emotions are had for are facts which the emotions represent. It is argued that these reasons can ground our everyday talk of the appropriateness of emotions in a way which other popular approaches to the n

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Closing Remarksique roles of indexical beliefs. It is shown that the discussion of this book focusses on the rational import of indexical beliefs in a way that the discussions of others such as Perry, Lewis, Chisholm, Stalnaker, and Evans do not. This difference of focus explains the difference in conclusions draw

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Indexicals & Actionsthe tenseless theory of time, as offered by Mellor. It concludes that tensed and first-personal elements of language play unique roles and that in order to evaluate the implications this has for the philosophy of time we must look more closely at the nature of rational actions.

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Rationality. If patterns such as this are patterns rational behaviour fits, then this is not because these patterns have their own normative import. It is simply because they are patterns that are legislated by reasons.

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Time and Selfe basis of McTaggart’s paradox and Chap. 10 argues that this attack is mistaken. The second conclusion appears to conflict with Wittgenstein’s argument against a private language, though Chap. 10 argues that there is no real conflict here. It is also shown that the unique role of first-personal beliefs supports an emergentist theory of the self.

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Implications for Non-indexical Casescontent. These fine-grained distinctions in beliefs couple naturally with fine-grained distinctions between actions, though it is argued that they only require fine-grained distinctions between desires.