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    Intentionality as a Conceptually Primitive Relation

    If conceptual analysis is possible for finite thinkers, then there must ultimately be a distinction between complex and primitive or irreducible and unanalyzable concepts, by which complex concepts are analyze...

    Dale Jacquette in Acta Analytica (2011)

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    Identity, Intensionality, and Moore's Paradox

    Dale Jacquette in Synthese (2000)

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    The validity paradox in modal S 5

    Dale Jacquette in Synthese (1996)

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    Obligations under causal constraints

    Dale Jacquette in Synthese (1994)

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    Moral dilemmas, disjunctive obligations, and Kant's principle that ‘ought’ implies ‘can’

    In moral dilemmas, where circumstances prevent two or more equally justified prima facie ethical requirements from being fulfilled, it is often maintained that, since the agent cannot do both, conjoint obligation...

    Dale Jacquette in Synthese (1991)

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    Searle's intentionality thesis

    Dale Jacquette in Synthese (1989)

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    Metamathematical criteria for minds and machines

    Dale Jacquette in Erkenntnis (1987)

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    Metamathematical criteria for minds and machines

    Dale Jacquette in Erkenntnis (1987)