----- Forwarded Message ---- From: steve bayne <baynesrb@xxxxxxxxx> To: CHORA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wed, April 6, 2011 7:19:57 AM Subject: Re: Anscombe on the Free Will
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If Grice is right that We are Our Desires, too many acts against our will and we cease to be. ---- This is for Grice explosive stuff, for our free will essentially constitutes us, or Grice, for we should stop using the plural!
If "we are our desires" then it is our *desires* that essentially constitute us, not any putative "free will", and "ceasing to be" would not be the result of too many acts against our will, but the result of losing all desires (so there would be no will and consequently one could not be coerced to act against it).
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