The Relation Between a Power and its Act
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The document discusses the complex relationship between powers and their corresponding acts, highlighting the limitations of both standard and non-standard accounts of this relationship. It introduces concepts such as type pluralism and explores various options that fail to adequately explain how powers actualize into actions. The author argues that traditional frameworks do not work and calls for a reevaluation of how we understand powers and their manifestations.
The Relation Between a Power and its Act
- 1. the relation between a power and its act Chris S. Meyns
- 3. P O W E R S
- 4. power ⟶ act
- 5. power ⟶ act
- 6. standard account + puzzle standard options do not work non-standard options do not work
- 7. type pluralism about powers real plural act type
- 8. act power ⟶ act act act act
- 9. power ⟶
- 10. ? power ⟶
- 11. powerx act1 act2 act3 power1,2,3 act1 act2 act3
- 12. type pluralism option I
- 13. power1,2,3 act1 act2 act3
- 16. type pluralism option II
- 17. powerx act1 act2 act3
- 18. active power reactive power
- 19. powerx act1 act2 act3 active
- 22. powerx act1 act2 act3 reactive
- 28. type-plural options do not work
- 29. act power ⟶ act act act act
- 30. power1 act1 power3 act3 powerx actx power2 act2
- 31. non-type plural option III
- 32. powerx actx
- 35. non-type plural option IV
- 36. act1 act2 act3 power1 power2 power3
- 38. ?
- 39. type plural options do not work
- 40. type plural options do not work non-type plural options do not work
- 41. type plural options do not work non-type plural options do not work no account of how powers actualize
- 43. the relation between a power and its act Chris S. Meyns @csmeyns c.s.meyns@gmail.com http://csmeyns.github.io