Taylor is critical of the position that says, "that 'I can' expresses the idea of a causal relationship in which a very special kind of ____________ fills the role of the cause-namely, a certain kind of mental thrust or internal urging, well known to metaphysicians and philosophers of the mind as an act of will or a volition."

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Taylor argues against the idea that "I can" expresses a causal relationship involving an act of will or volition as the cause. He does not mention a common cause, bodily occurrence, or outer force as alternatives to this position.

Taylor Is Critical of the Position That Says, "That 'I