Rational assent and self-reversion: a Neoplatonist response to the Stoics
This paper begins by arguing that, according to the Stoics, humans are accountable for assenting (and withholding assent) just because of the way in which the capacity for assent is reason-responsive. The paper then goes on to raise a question for this view. What is it about the nature of our capaci...
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Oxford University Press
2016
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