Motive and Intention is a critique of certain conceptual foundations of the description and judgment of human action. Drawing on sources such as narrative history, Roy Lawrence analyzes examples of such assessments and provides and independent base for appraising familiar and tenacious theoretical presumptions. In so doing he illuminates many persistent issues of common interest in the social sciences, humanities, and law.
About the Author
ROY LAWRENCE taught philosophy at the University of Chicago and was a law and humanities fellow at the Law School of the University of Chicago.
