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2. D. С Dennett. Content and Consciousness // Journal of Philosophy, 1972, pp. 220–224;

3. Brian O'Shaughnessy. The Will: a Dual-Aspect Theory // Times Literary Supplement, March 27, 1981;

4. Bernard Williams. Moral Luck // Times Literary Supplement, May 7, 1982;