The deliberative stit: A study of action, omission, ability, and obligation

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A logic of intention and attempt
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Agents necessitating effects in Newtonian time and space: from power and opportunity to effectivity
Quantified temporal alethic boulesic doxastic logic
Agential free choice
Some forms of collectively bringing about or `seeing to it that'
Knowing-how under uncertainty
``Ought and intensionality
Everything is learnable, once it is settled
Deontic logic for strategic games
Deontic epistemic stit logic distinguishing modes of mens rea
Making a start with the stit logic analysis of intentional action
A formal characterisation of Hamblin's action-state semantics
DOING WITHOUT ACTION TYPES
Model Checking Strategic Equilibria
Alternative axiomatics and complexity of deliberative STIT theories
On the logic of cooperation and propositional control
Temporal logic and its application to normative reasoning
Axioms for deliberative stit
Agency and obligation
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A STIT logic for reasoning about social influence
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Propositional \(\text Q\)-logic
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Branching time, perfect information games, and backward induction
On composition of bounded-recall plans
The logic of action and control
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Completeness of a branching-time logic with possible choices
Counterfactual and seeing-to-it responsibilities in strategic games
A semantics for means-end relations
Logic and Ethics: An Integrated Model for Norms, Intentions and Actions
Uncompactness of stit logics containing generalized refref conditionals
Evaluating practical reasoning
On the axiomatisation of Elgesem's logic of agency and ability
Does success entail ability?
Acting, Events and Actions
A dynamic logic of agency. I: STIT, capabilities and powers
ACTION TYPES IN STIT SEMANTICS
THE LOGIC OF JOINT ABILITY IN TWO-PLAYER TACIT GAMES
Expressivity results for deontic logics of collective agency
CoNP complexity for combinations of non-normal modal logics
RESTRICTED INTERPOLATION AND LACK THEREOF IN STIT LOGIC
A stit logic of intentionality
Karma theory, determinism, fatalism and freedom of will

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