Mind, Volume 78Oxford University Press, 1969 A journal of philosophy covering epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and philosophy of mind. |
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... expressions are acts which are intentional only as cases of doing them qua those acts and others are intentional both qua those acts and qua those expressions . This seems a reasonable view , too , since it seems clear that expressing ...
... expressions are acts which are intentional only as cases of doing them qua those acts and others are intentional both qua those acts and qua those expressions . This seems a reasonable view , too , since it seems clear that expressing ...
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... expressions of it could not be done unintentionally , most of the things in fact identified as expressions of it are acts which are at least not necessarily not intentional , and all of the things identifiable as signs of it are alone ...
... expressions of it could not be done unintentionally , most of the things in fact identified as expressions of it are acts which are at least not necessarily not intentional , and all of the things identifiable as signs of it are alone ...
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... expressions or signs and not that those expressions need be acts done intentionally under the descriptions of the mental states one has when one has that emotion . We ... EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION It is CONVENTIONAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION 43.
... expressions or signs and not that those expressions need be acts done intentionally under the descriptions of the mental states one has when one has that emotion . We ... EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION It is CONVENTIONAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION 43.
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