Interesting paper - short answer Akrasia and resolution-violation don't sufficiently describe weakness of will. On another paper Holton also claims failure to act on one’s intentions isn't necessary a case of weakness of will. https://t.co/ei4MPVLQNG
@timcrane102 @mrmorrisphil @sergioten @SophieGraceCha1 @lastpositivist He also refutes the claim that most people would say this, in a very nice experimental philosophy paper: https://t.co/LnTY1FtBxF
RT @SpringerPhil: #OA Philosophical Studies! What in the world is weakness of will? https://t.co/CjZIzLmkeQ
RT @SpringerPhil: #OA Philosophical Studies! What in the world is weakness of will? https://t.co/CjZIzLmkeQ
RT @SpringerPhil: #OA Philosophical Studies! What in the world is weakness of will? https://t.co/CjZIzLmkeQ
#OA Philosophical Studies! What in the world is weakness of will? https://t.co/CjZIzLmkeQ