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Subjects:

Free will and determinism.
Responsibility.

Contents:

Can we ever be really, truly, ultimately, free? / Mark Bernstein
On an argument for the impossibility of moral responsibility / Randolph Clarke
Deliberation and metaphysical freedom / E.J. Coffman and Ted A. Warfield
Alienation, autonomy, and the self / Laura Waddell Ekstrom
Neurobiology, neuroimaging, and free will / Walter Glannon
Frankfurt-style counterexamples and begging the question / Stewart Goetz
Freedom, obligation, and responsibility: prospects for a unifying theory / Ishtiyaque Haji
Moral responsibility and buffered alternatives / David P. Hunt
Decisions, intentions, and free will / Alfred R. Mele
Where Frankfurt and Strawson meet / Michael McKenna
Freedom, responsibility and the challenge of situationism / Dana K. Nelkin
Freedom with a human face / Timothy O'Connor
Defending hard incompatibilism / Derk Pereboom
Free will and respect for persons / Saul Smilansky
PAPistry: another defense / Daniel Speak
The trouble with tracing / Manuel Vargas
Blameworthiness, non-robust alternatives, and the principle of alternative expectations / David Widerker
More on "ought" implies "can" and the principle of alternate possibilities / Gideon Yaffe.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

Contributor:

French, Peter A.
Wettstein, Howard K.
Fischer, John Martin, 1952-

OCLC:

61367187