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Constantine Sandis

University of Hertfordshire
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  • University of Hertfordshire
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University of Reading
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 2005
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Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Action
R. G. Collingwood
Ludwig Wittgenstein
G. E. M. Anscombe
20th Century Analytic Philosophy
G. W. F. Hegel
David Hume
Agent Causation
Agency
Virtue Ethics
Normative Ethics
Moral Psychology
Meta-Ethics
Agency, Misc
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Areas of Interest
Metaphilosophy
R. G. Collingwood
Ludwig Wittgenstein
G. E. M. Anscombe
20th Century Analytic Philosophy
G. W. F. Hegel
David Hume
Agent Causation
Agency
Virtue Ethics
Normative Ethics
Moral Psychology
17th/18th Century Philosophy
Agency, Misc
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Philosophy of Action
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    The Experimental Turn and Ordinary Language
    Essays in Philosophy 11 (2): 181-96. 2010.
    Linguistic Analysis in PhilosophyPhilosophical Methods, MiscFoundations of Experimental Philosophy, …Read more
    Linguistic Analysis in PhilosophyPhilosophical Methods, MiscFoundations of Experimental Philosophy, Misc
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    Action, reason, and the passions
    In Sami-Juhani Savonius-Wroth, Jonathan Walmsley & Paul Schuurman (eds.), The Continuum companion to Locke, Continuum. pp. 199--213. 2010.
    Hume: Philosophy of Action
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    Philosophy of Action from Suarez to Davidson (edited book)
    . 2019.
    Agency, MiscIntention and KnowledgeKnowledge of ActionMotivationMotivation and Will, MiscIntentional…Read more
    Agency, MiscIntention and KnowledgeKnowledge of ActionMotivationMotivation and Will, MiscIntentional ActionSelf-Consciousness in ActionConsciousness of ActionThe Nature of ActionReasons and CausesAbilities
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    Julian Baggini, Philosophy: Key Themes (review)
    Philosophy in Review 23 (6): 373-375. 2003.
  • Hegel on Action (edited book)
    with Arto Laitinenen
    Palgrave-Macmillan. 2010.
    G. W. F. Hegel
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    Hume’s Scepticism and Realism: His Two Profound Arguments Against the Senses in An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding
    Hume Studies 35 (1-2): 240-242. 2009.
    Hume: Metaphysics and EpistemologyHistory: SkepticismHume: MetaphysicsHume: Skepticism
  • Gods and mental states : the causation of action in ancient tragedy and modern philosophy of mind
    In New essays on the explanation of action, Palgrave-macmillan. pp. 358--385. 2009.
    This paper argues that contemporary philosophy of mind and action could learn much from the structure of action explanation manifested in ancient Greek tragedy, which is less deterministic than typically supposed and which does not conflate the motivation of action with its causal production.
    Psychological ExplanationReasons and CausesCausal Theory of ActionExplanation of Action, MiscPhiloso…Read more
    Psychological ExplanationReasons and CausesCausal Theory of ActionExplanation of Action, MiscPhilosophy of Mind, MiscPhilosophy of Action, Misc
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    The objects of action explanation
    Ratio 25 (3): 326-344. 2012.
    This paper distinguishes between various different conceptions of behaviour and action before exploring an accompanying variety of distinct things that ‘action explanation’ may plausibly amount to viz. different objectives of action explanation. I argue that a large majority of philosophers are guilty of conflating many of these, consequently offering inadequate accounts of the relation between actions and our reasons for performing them. The paper ends with the suggestion that we would do well …Read more
    This paper distinguishes between various different conceptions of behaviour and action before exploring an accompanying variety of distinct things that ‘action explanation’ may plausibly amount to viz. different objectives of action explanation. I argue that a large majority of philosophers are guilty of conflating many of these, consequently offering inadequate accounts of the relation between actions and our reasons for performing them. The paper ends with the suggestion that we would do well to opt for a pluralistic understanding of action and its explanations
    The Nature of ActionSpecific Agentive PhenomenaReasons and CausesReasons, MiscCausal Theory of Actio…Read more
    The Nature of ActionSpecific Agentive PhenomenaReasons and CausesReasons, MiscCausal Theory of ActionIntentional Action
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