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    Challenges→The 'incoherence' argument against the possibility of releasing oneself from a self promise fails.

    Janis Schaab argues that this incoherence argument does not succeed.

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    Jorah Dannenberg (2015), in a Neitszchean vein, argues that self promises are a way of solidifying our wills, protecting our valued choices from deterioration in the face of time and trials. And Janis Schaab (2021) argues against what she calls the “incoherence” argument against the possibility of one releasing oneself from a promise.

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