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Activities

Composition, Counterfactuals and Causation


Issue 20 - February 2012

Philosophy of Self-Deception

Edited by Patrizia Pedrini

 


The phenomenon of self-deception is one of those topics that, perhaps more than others, is capable of intriguing and fascinating those who decide to devote to it a part of their studies and research. It is also a topic that, once encountered and reflected upon, does not leave us the same as before, in our relationships either with ourselves or with others. This can happen because we get in touch with the psychological event, which is pervasive and complex, and which we feel may have been crucial, for better or for worse, or at least insidious, at many junctures of our own existence. [read more]

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PAPERS    
Alfred R. Mele When Are We Self-Deceived?                                      [PDF - 140kb]
Dion Scott-Kakures Can You Succeed in Intentionally Deceiving Yourself?                                                      [PDF - 239kb]
Anna Elisabetta Galeotti Self-Deception: Intentional Plan or Mental Event?         [PDF - 198kb]
José Eduardo Porcher Against the Deflationary Account of Self-Deception [PDF - 184kb]
Eric Funkhouser Practical Self-Deception [PDF - 124kb]
Carla Bagnoli Self-Deception and Agential Authority .   Constitutivist Account [PDF - 222kb]
Dana Kay Nelkin Responsibility and Self-Deception: A Framework                                                            [PDF - 225kb]
Patrizia Pedrini What Does the Self-Deceiver Want? [PDF - 113kb]
Julie Kirsch Narrative and Self-Deception in La Symphonie Pastorale [PDF - 149kb]
Mark Young The Therapeutic Value of Intellectual Virtue [PDF - 199kb]
Lisa Bortolotti and Matteo Mameli Self-Deception, Delusion and the Boundaries of Folk Psychology   [PDF -152kb]
Massimo Marraffa Remnants of Psychoanalysis. Rethinking the Psychodynamic
Approach to Self-Deception     
[PDF - 181kb]