Action Theory (philosophy) - Scholars of Action Theory

Scholars of Action Theory

  • Maria Alvarez
  • Thomas Aquinas
  • Hannah Arendt
  • Robert Audi
  • G. E. M. Anscombe
  • Aristotle
  • Jonathan Bennett
  • Maurice Blondel
  • Michael Bratman
  • Hector-Neri Castañeda
  • David Charles
  • August Cieszkowski
  • Arthur Collins
  • Jonathan Dancy
  • Donald Davidson
  • Giuseppina D'Oro
  • William H. Dray
  • Fred Dretske
  • R.A. Duff
  • Ignacio Ellacuria
  • John Martin Fischer
  • Harry Frankfurt
  • Carl Ginet
  • Alvin I. Goldman
  • Jürgen Habermas
  • Hegel
  • Carl Hempel
  • Rosalind Hursthouse
  • David Hume
  • Jennifer Hornsby
  • John Hyman
  • K.D. Irani
  • Hans Joas
  • Robert Kane
  • Anthony Kenny
  • Jaegwon Kim
  • Christine Korsgaard
  • Loet Leydesdorff
  • John McDowell
  • Alfred R. Mele
  • Elijah Millgram
  • Ludwig von Mises
  • Thomas Nagel
  • Lucy O'Brien
  • Timothy O'Connor
  • Juan Antonio Pérez López
  • Thomas Pink
  • Brian O'Shaughnessy
  • Joseph Raz
  • Thomas Reid
  • Raymond Reiter
  • Paul Ricoeur
  • David-Hillel Ruben
  • Constantine Sandis
  • John Searle
  • Scott Sehon
  • Wilfrid Sellars
  • Michael Smith
  • Helen Steward
  • Frederick Stoutland
  • Galen Strawson
  • Charles Taylor
  • Richard Taylor
  • Sergio Tenenbaum
  • Irving Thalberg
  • Michael Thompson
  • Judith Jarvis Thomson
  • David Velleman
  • Candace Vogler
  • Georg Henrik von Wright
  • R. Jay Wallace
  • Gary Watson
  • George Wilson
  • Ludwig Wittgenstein
  • Max Weber
  • Alan R. White
  • Christopher Yeomans
  • Xavier Zubiri

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