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The phenomenology of rational agency
- The state of the art
- Phenomenology
- Rational agency
- Practical intentionality
- A theory of acts
- Kinds of acts
- Making decisions
- Exploring the world, learning from experience, doubting: validity claims
- A hierarchy of acts
- First degree of personhood’s emergence: facing objectivity
- Second degree of personhood’s emergence: managing experience
- Third degree: the emergence of personal identity
- Conclusion. Actuality, subjectivity, and personhood – the individualized rational agent
- Related topics
- Notes
- References
Abstract
All life is position-taking.
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