Intentions and instability: a defence of causal decision theory
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Andy Egan has recently presented a prominent objection to causal decision theory (CDT). However, in this paper, I argue that this objection fails if CDT’s proponent accepts the plausible view that decision-theoretic options are intentions. This result both provides a defence of CDT against a prominent objection and highlights the importance of resolving the nature of decision-theoretic options.
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5003 Philosophy, 50 Philosophy and Religious Studies
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Philosophical Studies
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0031-8116
1573-0883
1573-0883
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177
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC