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Introduction, Gary Watson
1. Human Freedom and the Self, Roderick M. Chisholm
2. An Argument for Incompatibilism, Peter van Inwagen
3. Free Will, Praise and Blame, J.J.C Smart
4. Freedom and Resentment, Peter Strawson
5. Towards a Reasonable Libertarianism, David Wiggins
6. Are We Free to Break the Laws?, David Lewis
7. Freedom and Practical Reason, Hilary Bok
8. Alternative Possibilities and Moral Responsibility, Harry G. Frankfurt
9. Libertarianism and Frankfurt's Attack on the Principle of Alternative Possibilities, David Widerker
10. Frankfurt-Style Compatibilism, John Martin Fischer
11. The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility, Galen Strawson
12. Freedom, Thomas Nagel
13. Agent Causation, Timothy O'Connor
14. Toward a Credible Agent-Causal Account of Free Will, Randolph Clarke
15. Responsibility, Luck, and Chance: Reflections on Free Will and Indeterminism, Robert Kane
16. Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person, Harry G. Frankfurt
17. Free Agency, Gary Watson
18. The Significance of Choice, T.M. Scanlon
19. Sanity and the Metaphysics of Responsibility, Susan Wolf
20. Freedom in Belief and Desire, Philip Pettit and Michael Smith
21. Freedom of Will and Freedom of Action, Rogers Albritton
22. Addiction as Defect of the Will: Some Philosophical Reflections, R. Jay Wallace
Notes on the contributors Selected bibliography Index of names
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Pablo Fuentes
reviewed Free Will on December 24, 2012
Free Will
This volume collects almost two dozen essays addressing various problems in the understanding of free will, broadly construed, published over the past half-century or so. Particular emphasis is given to the debate over free will's compatibility with a deterministic physical universe, but attention is also given to questions of the nature of human agency, moral responsibility, and what exactly freedom consists in. As several of these texts make explicit, attempting to reconcile our intuitive experience of freedom with a reflective belief in materialistic causality reveals a rather anxiety-inducing paradox, and while no definitive answers will be found herein, each essay presents a sound theory worthy of serious consideration.
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