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(1992) Synthese 90 (1).
A phenomenology of action is outlined, analyzing the structure of volition, kinesthesis, and perception in the experience of action, and, finally, the experience of embodiment in action. The intentionality of action is contrasted with that of thought and perception in regard to the role of the body, and the relations between an action, the experience of acting, and the context of the action are specified.
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DOI: 10.1007/BF00485194
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Smith, D.W. (1992). Consciousness in action. Synthese 90 (1), pp. 119-143.
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