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PHILO 650 - Rationality and Action

Credits: 3

Philosophical issues connected with human action and reasons for action, such as the existence of objective reasons to act one way rather than another, the existence of reasons to act that do not stem from desires, the difference between reasoning about how to act and reasoning about what is true, the nature of intention and desire and their specific roles in action.

Requisites
Prerequisite: Two courses in philosophy.

Typically Offered
Fall or Spring


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