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SES # | TOPICS | |
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I. Egoism | ||
1 | Egoism (PDF) | |
2 | Egoism: empirical and quasi-empirical issues (PDF) | |
II. Beliefs, desires, and intentions | ||
3 | Belief/desire psychology and the Humean theory of motivation (PDF) | |
4 | Bratman on intention (PDF) | |
III. Reducing intentions | ||
5 | Velleman on intention (PDF) | |
IV. Akrasia and weakness of will | ||
6 | Akrasia (PDF) | |
7 | Akrasia and desire (PDF) | |
V. Strength of will | ||
8 | Strength of will: descriptive issues (PDF) | |
9 | Strength of will: normative issues (PDF 1) (PDF 2) | |
VI. Addiction | ||
10 | Addiction I (PDF) | |
11 | Addiction II (PDF) | |
VII. Free will I | ||
12 | Free will I (PDF) | |
13 | Free will II (PDF) | |
VIII. Free will II | ||
14 | Free will IV: libertarianism (PDF) | |
15 | Free will III: Strawson (PDF) | |
IX. Free will III | ||
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Free will VI: empirical work (PDF) Free will V: choice (PDF) | |
X. Identification and autonomy | ||
17 | Identification (PDF) | |
18 | Self-determination theory (PDF) | |
XI. Self-Deception | ||
19 | Self-deception (PDF) | |
XII. Moral psychology I: what could empirical work tell us about morality? | ||
20 | The metaethical implications of empirical work (PDF) | |
21 | Moral judgment and motivation (PDF) | |
XIII. Moral psychology II | ||
22 | Autism and sociopathy (PDF) | |
23 | Moral luck and the Knobe effect (PDF) | |
XIV. Moral psychology III | ||
24 | Virtue and character (PDF) | |
25 | Determinism and moral motivation |