Human Action and the Language of Volitions Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society New Series, Vol. 64, (1963 - 1964), pp. 199-220

In this scholarly contribution, John R. Silber delves into the intricate relationship between human action and the expression of volitions. Through a rigorous examination, he unfolds the complexities of human behavior and the philosophical implications surrounding the motivations that drive our decisions.

Silber's exploration emphasizes the significance of language in articulating desires and intentions, providing insights that resonate across various disciplines, including philosophy, psychology, and linguistics. His work invites readers to reflect on how our understanding of action is shaped by our capacity to communicate and conceptualize our inner volitions.