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Desiring to Try: Reply to Adams
Canadian Journal of Philosophy 24 (4):627 - 636 (1994)
Abstract
Frederick Adams has tried again to object to my argument in "He Wants to Try"; his new attempt includes both an account of the constitution of trying and a corresponding account of desiring to try. My aim here is to show that his new efforts fail to undermine T and to develop some related problems for his positive view.Author's Profile
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