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Self-control and the self by Altehenger, Hannah

“…Prima facie, it seems highly plausible to suppose that there is some kind of constitutive relationship between self-control and the self, i.e., that…”
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Too Much Self-Control? by Altehenger, Hannah

“…Although it seems commonsensical to say that one cannot merely have too little, but also too much self-control, the philosophical debate has largely focused on…”
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The Mismatch Problem: Why Mele's Approach to the Puzzle of Synchronic Self‐control Does Not Succeed by Altehenger, Hannah

“…Most of us have had the experience of resisting our currently strongest desire, for example, resisting the desire to eat another cookie when eating another…”
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Deliberative Agency, Self‐Control, and the Divided Mind by Altehenger, Hannah

“…According to a widely endorsed claim, intentional action is brought about by an agent's desires in accordance with these desires' respective motivational…”
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The Point of Blaming AI Systems by Altehenger, Hannah, Menges, Leonhard

“…As Christian List has recently argued, the increasing arrival of powerful AI systems that operate autonomously in high-stakes contexts creates a need for…”
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How AI Systems Can Be Blameworthy by Altehenger, Hannah, Menges, Leonhard, Schulte, Peter

“…AI systems, like self-driving cars, healthcare robots, or Autonomous Weapon Systems, already play an increasingly important role in our lives and will do so to…”
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Being Realistic about Reflective Equilibrium by Altehenger, Hannah, Gaus, Simon, Menges, Andreas Leonhard

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