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Skill, luck, control, and intentional action

Thomas NadelhofferCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 341-352 | Published online: 23 Jan 2007

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John McGuire. (2020) Is there a confidence condition in the concept of intention?. Philosophical Psychology 33:5, pages 705-730.
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Kate Falkenstien. (2013) Explaining the Effect of Morality on Intentionality of Lucky Actions: The Role of Underlying Questions. Review of Philosophy and Psychology 4:2, pages 293-308.
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