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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Harry Frankfurt"”.

  1. El amor como razón para actuar : un análisis de la crítica de Harry Frankfurt a las posturas morales kantianas

    … distantes en el tiempo como lo son I. Kant y H. Frankfurt, caracterizar de qué modo el amor configura la voluntad de un agente moral hasta tal punto que éste no necesariamente se comportará teniendo en cuenta solo la ley moral planteada por Kant. Para ello es necesario comparar las propuestas de …

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  2. Thrownness, Attunement, Attention: A Heideggerian Account of Responsibility

    … Dasein. From this analysis, and via the work of Harry Frankfurt, I demonstrate how our thrownness speaks against seeing responsibility for our being-in-the-world in terms of choice, rational judgement, or wholeheartedness. A further analysis of anxiety, contrasting with accounts which read it as …

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  3. The freedom of what we care about: revisiting Frankfurt's hierarchical theory of free will

    … theory of freedom, firstly presented by Harry Frankfurt in 1971. The preliminary hypothesis of this dissertation is that the problem of free will is appropriately understood in the terms suggested by the concept of grounding. I articulate the relevant claims about freedom in such terms, …

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  4. Responsibility for Self: Agency and the Attitudes

    … moral responsibility that has been elaborated by Harry Frankfurt over a number of years. The third chapter addresses a concern that conceptions of responsibility that are too closely tied to theories of agency can either be too superficial in their assessment and evaluation of the agent or …

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