The first is that doing A intentionally is doing it with some further intention, or doing something with the intention of thereby doing A. The second is that both phenomena are to be explained in terms of intention as a mental state.
In some cases, previous risky behaviour in someone whose further intentions were not clear was a key factor.
Her claim is that the further intentions that accompany these actions are the same, but that the kind of intentional act one is performing in each case differs in a very significant way.
Though the level of violence was down, there remained an air of suspense and apprehension over Israel's further intentions.
"Our reasons for this decision and our further intentions are simply related to our original marketing and business model," says Stanly Hiwat, chief executive of Platte International (BVI).
In addition, intentions put pressure on us to form further intentions in order to more efficiently coordinate our actions.
Sometimes these goals and purposes, often called further intentions, are explicitly expressed in the preamble to a constitution, as is often true in the case of ordinary statutes.
My intention did not cause me to shake 'in the right way.' Nor is the 'right way' obviously a matter of 'proximate' causation or the absence of causal intermediaries, since a causal theorist may well allow for neural intermediaries, and further intentions, in the causal path from intention to action.
A second reason for rejecting appeal to further intentions is the fact that there is an important difference between what a constitution actually says or means and what those who created it might have wanted or intended to achieve in creating it.
Such an appeal may well transform the resultant theory of constitutional interpretation into something very close to a form of living constitutionalism.[21] In any event, originalists can differ on the role, in constitutional interpretation, of goals and purposes, often referred to as further intentions.
