Foot relates that "an action which is not determined cannot properly be called an action at all, being something that happened to the agent rather than something he acquired."

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Philippa Foot argues that actions must be intentional to be considered true actions, not that they must be determined. She emphasizes the importance of intention and choice in defining actions, rather than determinism.

Foot Relates That "An Action Which Is Not Determined Cannot