An Introduction to Collective Intentionality: In Action, Thought, and Society

New York: Routledge (forthcoming)
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This is an introduction to collective intentionality. It discusses collection action and intention, collective belief, distributed cognition, collective intentionality and language, conventions and status functions, institutions and social ontology, and collective responsibility.

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Kirk Ludwig
Indiana University, Bloomington
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Davidson College

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