The paper discusses Hegel�s conception of intentional action. Drawing principally on Hegel�s analysis of the determinations and rights of action in the Morality chapter of the Philosophy of Right, I suggest that Hegel is committed to a corrigibilist view of action, according to which intentions are definitive of action, objective, and publicly accessible, in principle, via ex post facto corrective interpretation. I conclude by commenting briefly on the place of Hegel�s conception of action in the broader action-theoretic landscape.
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