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List of Figures and Table page vi
Preface ix
Acknowledgements xvi
List of Abbreviations xvii
Transcription Conventions xix
Part I Preliminaries to Action 1
1 Basics of Action 3
2 The Study of Action 32
Part II The Nature of Action 63
3 The Distribution of Action 65
4 The Ontology of Action 89
Part III Action and Human Diversity 125
5 Collateral Effects 127
6 Natural Meaning 168
Postface 195
References 202
Index 218
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