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Contributors | |
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Introduction: The Contours of Contemporary Free-Will Debates (Part 2) | |
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Theology and Free Will | |
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Divine Knowledge and Human Freedom | |
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Physics, Determinism, and Indeterminism | |
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Quantum Physics, Consciousness, and Free Will | |
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Chaos, Indeterminism, and Free Will | |
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The Causal Closure of Physics and Free Will | |
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The Consequence Argument for Incompatibilism | |
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The Consequence Argument Revisited | |
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A Compatibilist Reply to the Consequence Argument | |
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Compatibilist Perspectives on Freedom and Responsibility | |
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Compatibilism without Frankfurt: Dispositional Analyses of Free Will | |
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Contemporary Compatibilism: Mesh Theories and Reasons-Responsive Theories | |
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Moral Sense and the Foundations of Responsibility | |
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Who's Still Afraid of Determinism? Rethinking Causes and Possibilities | |
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Moral Responsibility, Alternative Possibilities, and Frankfurt-Type Examples | |
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Frankfurt-Type Examples and Semicompatibilism: New Work | |
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Frankfurt-Friendly Libertarianism | |
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Obligation, Reason, and Frankfurt Examples | |
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Libertarian Perspectives on Free Agency and Free Will | |
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Agent-Causal Theories of Freedom | |
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Alternatives for Libertarians | |
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Freedom and Action without Causation: Noncausal Theories of Freedom and Purposive Agency | |
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Free Will Is Not a Mystery | |
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Rethinking Free Will: New Perspectives on an Ancient Problem | |
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Further Views and Issues: Hard Determinism, Hard Incompatibilism, Illusionism, Revisionism, Promises, and Rollbacks | |
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Free-Will Skepticism and Meaning in Life | |
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Free Will, Fundamental Dualism, and the Centrality of Illusion | |
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Effects, Determinism, neither Compatibilism nor Incompatibilism, Consciousness | |
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Revisionist Accounts of Free Will: Origins, Varieties, and Challenges | |
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A Promising Argument | |
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Rollbacks, Endorsements, and Indeterminism | |
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Neuroscience, Psychology, Experimental Philosophy, and Free Will | |
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Free Will and Science | |
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Contributions of Neuroscience to the Free Will Debate: From Random Movement to Intelligible Action | |
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Free Will and the Bounds of the Self | |
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Intuitions about Free Will, Determinism, and Bypassing | |
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References | |
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Index | |