Indeterminism and Agency

In John Horty (ed.), Agency and deontic logic. New York: Oxford University Press (2001)
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Develops the formal theory of action, or agency, that forms the background of the book. The account is cast against the background of Prior's theory of branching, or indeterministic, time. Against this background, the chapter develops precise notions of action and ability for both individuals and groups.

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