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intention-in-action
The intentional or mental component of an action. The intention in action causes, and is contemporaneous with, the agent's bodily movement or state that is its condition of satisfaction. Introduced in Searle 1983. See also intentionality , prior intention , Background , phenomenological critique of representationalism , the will .
<Discussion > <References > Daniel Barbiero See also: functionalism(1) , McCulloch, Warren Sturgis , philosophy of psychology , phenomenology , Chinese Room |
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