Now, a small window with a self-view pops up and you can continue to surf the Web until your contact joins the call.
So it is an open question whether or not Fischer's compatibilist position offers as rich an account of the source of an agent's action as does a real self view such as Frankfurt's.
Based on the assumption that dishonesty poses a threat to one's self view, recent research has put forward the notion that people avoid major lies.
In one of The Nation's forums, Jean Elshtain blamed the contemporary phenomenon of "therapeutic culture, with its celebration of a self that views the world solely through the prism of the self" for America's current perceived lack of intellect.
Also, in speaking of the targets of introspection as targets, no presupposition is intended of a self-detection view of introspection as opposed to a self-shaping or containment or expressivist view (see Section 2 below).
Memorials are all too often put up to commemorate our own and enshrine a self-serving view of history.
He was inclined to take a self-deprecating view of his writing, but his output was distinctive and not lacking in apposite phrases or the quaint foibles that the rest of us missed.
First, we briefly restate game-theory's role for DAI and MAS: the introduction of formal prototypical social situations ("games"); the use of formal and sound notions, a self-interested view of autonomous agents, etc.
This paper, in proposing a self-organising view of manufacturing enterprises, attempts to shed some light on the underlying processes and general mechanisms for the design and operation of self-organising enterprises.
The constituencies for each display a cult-like belief in their own superiority, combined with a self-flattering view of themselves as bravely enduring persecution and unfair victimization.
I know that is a self-centered view: my deafness is inconvenient to lots of people while no one except me misses my ability to sock hop.
