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Intentions as Complex Dynamical Attractors

Alicia Juarrero Jesús H. Aguilar ; Andrei A. Buckareff ; Aguilar, Jesús H ; Buckareff, Andrei A

Causing Human Actions, 2010, p.253

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Título:
Intentions as Complex Dynamical Attractors
Autor: Alicia Juarrero
Jesús H. Aguilar ; Andrei A. Buckareff ; Aguilar, Jesús H ; Buckareff, Andrei A
Assuntos: Applied sciences ; Biological evolution ; Biological sciences ; Biology ; Causality ; Chemical compounds ; Chemicals ; Chemistry ; Child & developmental psychology ; Classical mechanics ; Complex systems ; Control engineering ; Control loops ; Control theory ; Determinism ; Dynamical systems ; Engineering ; Etiology ; Evolutionary biology ; Evolutionary studies ; Free will ; Kinematics ; Materials science ; Mechanics ; Metaphysics ; Ontology ; Phenomena ; Philosophy ; Philosophy: aesthetics ; Physical sciences ; Physics ; Reality ; Systems science ; Systems theory ; Trajectories ; Transport phenomena
É parte de: Causing Human Actions, 2010, p.253
Descrição: What is the difference between a wink and a blink? Intuitively, we would say that a wink is intentional and a blink is not. From a philosophical point of view, answering the question, whatisan intention and how does an agent’s intentioncausehis or her behavior, has a long history. This “problem of action” dates back to ancient times. In theCrito, Socrates wonders how philosophers such as Anaxagoras or Anaximenes would explain his refusal to escape from prison. How could merely physical phenomena explain how hisreasonsfor remaining keep him in jail? In the last half
Editor: United States: The MIT Press
Idioma: Inglês

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