Titlebook: Essays on Explanation and Understanding; Studies in the Found Juha Manninen,Raimo Tuomela Book 1976 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht

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The Intentions of Intentionalitybest known as Brentano’s thesis. It says, roughly, that there is an irreducible conceptual difference between two kinds of phenomena which I shall refer to as intentional and nonintentional phenomena. The non- intentional or physical phenomena are subject to explanation, the intentional ones to unde

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Reply to J. N. Findlayess’, I tried to mean directedness just in the sense Findlay so nicely describes. This intentional relation to what is present to one’s consciousness need not be in the least purposive. References to purposiveness in my text were largely motivated by the character of the occasion on which the paper

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Causality and Actionhuman action. One of his main aims is to show the relation between the concept of ‘Humean causation’ (meaning by this no more than a causal relation in which “cause and effect are . of one another” (cf. ., London 1971, p. 93) without commitment to Hume’s regularity view) and the concept of human act

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