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1. Thus, practical Akrasia is “motivationally intelligible” in a way that epistemic Akrasia is not (Adler 2002, pg
2. Akrasia is one of the most widespread and persistent barriers to getting things done.” The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy refers to Akrasia as “Weakness of Will.” Akrasia is an old problem and discussions about the source of Akrasia go …
3. Akrasia is certainly possible, and perhaps even ordinary
4. Akrasia is Stephen’s sophomore full-length album
5. Educating Ethical Behavior: Aristotle's Views on Akrasia
6. As 'n Akrasia [Akrasia is the state of mind in which someone acts against their better judgment through weakness of will
7. "Greek Lexicon entry for Akrasia"
8. Akrasia CATACLYSMIC SPACE CRUST FROM OSLO, NORWAY
9. Akrasia in Greek Philosophy (Philosophia Antiqua) 1st Ed
10. Akrasia (redirected from akratic) Related to akratic: Acrasia
11. In Akrasia, you never take action at all
12. This chapter argues that epistemic Akrasia is rationally permissible
13. The remaining three papers discuss the treatment of Akrasia…
14. Forging ahead, Aristotle's account of Akrasia may lausibly be p
15. Origin of Acrasia From Ancient Greek ἀκρασία (akrasia) (lacking command (over oneself))
16. Akrasia is the state of acting against your better judgment
17. Loosely translated, you could say that Akrasia is procrastination or a lack of self-control. Akrasia is what prevents you from following through on what you set out to do.
18. Akrasia is the state of acting against one's better judgment
19. Increasing willpower is seen by some as a solution to Akrasia
20. The difference to Akrasia is a subtle one, but very important
21. Akrasia is one of the biggest barriers to happiness, success, growth, and progress
22. The first task is to describe just what Akrasia comes to
23. Akrasia, occasionally transliterated as acrasia, is the state of acting against one's better judgment
24. Akrasia TRADING aims to help small companies to start their small business
25. Akrasia is an emotional management problem keeping us from having a better future
26. By definition, Akrasia is the state of acting against your better judgment
27. Akrasia definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation
28. Akrasia is the experience of knowing an action would be in your best interest but you don’t do it. Akrasia is one of the most widespread and persistent barriers to getting things done
29. Acrasea, Acraseah, Acrasee, Acrasey, Acrasi, Acrasiah, Acrasie, Acrasy, Acrasye, and Akrasia are variations of Acrasia
30. Akrasia as a state of mind suggests something deeper, perhaps more pervasive in our lives
31. ‘ Akrasia, Picoeconomics, and a Rational Reconstruction of Judgment Formation in Dynamic Choice.’ Philosophical Studies, 104 (3): 227 –51
32. Acracy or acrasy may refer to: Akrasia, the philosophical concept of an individual person's lack of self-control
33. Akrasia is a rock & roll band that jams like a jam band but likes to take showers.
34. His explanation of Akrasia is simply that pathos is sometimes a stronger motivational force than full-fledged reason
35. Just like Kafka, Akrasia causes you to do one thing even though you planned to do something else.
36. Acracy or Acrasy may refer to: Akrasia, the philosophical concept of an individual person's lack of self-control
37. An Evolutionary Concept Analysis Of Urinary Incontinence Aristotle and Augustine on Freedom: Two Theories of Freedom, Voluntary Action and Akrasia .
38. Rebel with a Softer Cause – Akrasia Cellars The Napa Valley has become almost synonymous with one particular varietal – Cabernet Sauvignon
39. Akrasia definition: weakness of will; acting in a way contrary to one's sincerely held moral values Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
40. Josh Kaufman Explains ‘Akrasia’ In one of his most famous standup comedy routines, Jerry Seinfeld describes his difficulties going to bed:
41. Akrasia is a single-player game that challenges game conventions and is intended to make the player think and reflect
42. Transliteration: Akrasia Phonetic Spelling: (ak-ras-ee'-a) Definition: want of power Usage: incontinence, intemperance (in wide sense), lack of restraint
43. ‘That enviably resilient Bayesian model has been cracked, in the eyes of many philosophers, by such refractory phenomena as Akrasia or ‘weakness of will.’’
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45. Akrasia, occasionally transliterated as acrasia (from Greek, "lacking command (over oneself)") is the state of acting against one's better judgment.
46. Akrasia is a Greek word meaning weakness of will or acting in a way contrary to one's sincerely held moral values (Oxford Dictionary, n.d.)
47. For Aristotle, enkrateia is the antonym of Akrasia (ἀκρασία from ἀ = without + κράτος = power, control) which means "lacking command (over oneself)".
48. Akrasia is a very interesting God in that she challenged the idea that all Evil gods are obvious, scheming and easily recognised by your players
49. Akrasia is a greek word, usually translated as ‘lack of self-control’, although the general term for its’ phenomenon is better known as weakness of will
50. Akrasia is a musical collective / perpetual recording project based in Pittsburgh, USA featuring Orchestrator-of-the-Groove Bill Danylo and a confederation of righteous merrimakers and jagalopes.