Promising, Intending and Moral Autonomy

acceptance actual adverbial agent already answer appear assent assuming autonomy aware basic action behavior believe benefits causal causes Chapter closed communication concept connection consider constitutive contrast convention course create decision derived commitment discussion distinction effect elements entails event example exclusionary intention exist expectations explain fact fairness further giving idea imply intentionally interpretation involve keep kind knowledge language least logic lower mandate matter means ment mind mistake moral move movement nature necessary non-basic action normative noted notion objectivity obligation occur one's ordinary original paradox perform perhaps person play position possible practical present principle problem pulling question rational reason refer relation represented requirement respect rules satisfy seems sense social suggests suppose tacit promise theory thing thought tion transferring true truth turn volition voluntary vows