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Free will / Derk Pereboom.
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TextLanguage: English Series: Cambridge elements Philosophy of mindPublication details: Cambridge : Cambridge university press, 2022.Description: 69 p. ; 24 cmISBN: - 9781108987134
- 123.5 PER
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Summary: This element offers a comprehensive overview of the current state of the free will debate. It begins by clarifying the different meanings of the term 'free will' used in the discussion, then moves on to outline the key versions of the primary positions—libertarianism, compatibilism, and free will skepticism—before addressing the main objections to these perspectives.
The free will debate
Libertarianism
Compatibilism
The ability to do otherwise
Does moral responsibility require alternative possibilities?
The manipulation argument against compatibilism
Free will skepticism
Free will and personal relationships
Free will and crime
Final words
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The free will debate
Libertarianism
Compatibilism
The ability to do otherwise
Does moral responsibility require alternative possibilities?
The manipulation argument against compatibilism
Free will skepticism
Free will and personal relationships
Free will and crime
Final words
This element offers a comprehensive overview of the current state of the free will debate. It begins by clarifying the different meanings of the term 'free will' used in the discussion, then moves on to outline the key versions of the primary positions—libertarianism, compatibilism, and free will skepticism—before addressing the main objections to these perspectives.