J.L. Austin on Intention in Three Ways of Spilling Ink
Journal title PARADIGMI
Author/s Joe Friggieri
Publishing Year 2011 Issue 2011/2 Language English
Pages 12 P. 89-100 File size 97 KB
DOI 10.3280/PARA2011-002006
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In <i>Three Ways of Spilling Ink</i> J.L. Austin, whose birth centenary is celebrated this year, puts forward a number of highly interesting views on a topic which has always been considered crucial in the philosophy of mind and action, namely, intention. Apart from evidencing affinities between Austin’s claims and those made by other philosophers, in particular G.E.M. Anscombe and Donald Davidson, the present paper shows how a discussion of Austin’s memorable examples can also throw light on some of our most genuinely moral predicaments and concerns.
Keywords: Actions, Beliefs, Desires, Knowing, Needs, Responsibilities
Joe Friggieri, J.L. Austin on Intention in Three Ways of Spilling Ink in "PARADIGMI" 2/2011, pp 89-100, DOI: 10.3280/PARA2011-002006