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Intro; Preface; Contents; 1: Introduction; 1.1 Chapter Outlines; Part I: Indexicals and Rationality; 2: Tense & Emotions; 2.1 Tensed Language; 2.2 Metaphysical Tense; 2.3 The Old Tenseless Theories; 2.4 Problems forÂ theÂ Old Tenseless Theories; 2.5 The New Tenseless Theories; 2.6 Tenseless Theoriesâ#x80;#x99; Responses toÂ Priorâ#x80;#x99;s Thank Goodness Argument; 2.7 Inadequacies ofÂ theÂ Tenseless Theoriesâ#x80;#x99; Response30; 2.8 Summary; References; 3: Indexicals & Actions; 3.1 Indexicals; 3.2 Perryâ#x80;#x99;s Argument forÂ theÂ Essential Indexical; 3.3 Assumptions ofÂ Perryâ#x80;#x99;s Argument
3.4 The Sufficiency ofÂ First-Personal & Temporal Indexicals3.5 Mellorâ#x80;#x99;s Tenseless Account ofÂ Essential Tensed Beliefs; 3.6 Inadequacies ofÂ Mellorâ#x80;#x99;s Tenseless Account; 3.7 Summary; References; Part II: Rationality; 4: Reasons; 4.1 Theories & Terms; 4.2 Justificatory Reasons; 4.3 Motivational Reasons; References; 5: Acting forÂ aÂ Reason; 5.1 Ingredients; 5.2 The Need forÂ Beliefs & Desires; 5.3 The Role & Interrelations ofÂ Beliefs & Desires14; 5.4 Practical Reasoning26; 5.5 Reasons asÂ Causes; 5.6 Summary; References; 6: Rationality
6.1 Distinction BetweenÂ Reasonable & Rational Actions6.2 Rational Obligations; 6.3 The Denial ofÂ Rational Obligations; 6.4 Explaining theÂ Appearance ofÂ Rational Obligations; 6.5 What Rationality Consists In; 6.6 Summary; References; Part III: The Reality of Tense and Emergence of the Self; 7: The Argument fromÂ Rational Action; 7.1 The Argument fromÂ Action; 7.2 Justification ofÂ P9 & P10; 7.3 Justification ofÂ P4; 7.4 Facts; 7.5 Summary; References; 8: Implications forÂ Non-indexical Cases; 8.1 Cognitive Significance
8.2 The Application ofÂ theÂ Argument fromÂ Action toÂ Non-indexical Cases8.3 Co-reference & Distinct Facts: Names & Definite Descriptions; 8.4 Natural Kind Terms & theÂ Argument fromÂ Action; 8.5 Actions; 8.6 Summary; References; 9: The Argument fromÂ Appropriate Emotions; 9.1 A Cognitive Theory ofÂ Emotions; 9.2 Objections toÂ aÂ Cognitive Theory ofÂ Emotions Rebutted; 9.3 The Appropriateness ofÂ Emotions; 9.4 The Reasonableness ofÂ Emotions; 9.5 Appropriateness andÂ Tense; 9.6 The Argument fromÂ Emotions; References; 10: Time andÂ Self; 10.1 The Tensed Theory ofÂ Time
10.2 McTaggartâ#x80;#x99;s Paradox10.3 The Emergent Self; 10.4 The Private Language Argument; 10.5 Summary; References; 11: Closing Remarks; 11.1 The Problem ofÂ theÂ Essential Indexical; 11.2 Other Responses toÂ Perryâ#x80;#x99;s Problem; 11.3 Conclusion; References; Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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