Free Will's Value
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Free Will's Value
Criminal Justice, Pride, and Love
Lemos, John
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
272
Mole
9781032452364
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Problems for Compatibilism: Manipulation Arguments and the Argument from Unfairness
2. Robert Kane's Libertarian Theory
3. Bruce Waller on Luck, Control, and the Evolutionary Implausibility of Libertarianism
4. More Worries About Luck and Control: Pereboom and Caruso
5. Can Libertarians Reasonably Embrace Reductive Physicalism? Moore's Challenge
6. The Indeterministic Weightings View of Libertarian Free Will
7. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part One
8. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part Two
9. In Defense of the Axiological Justification for Belief in Libertarian Free Will
10. Fulfillment, Justified Pride, and Libertarian Free Will
11. Libertarian Free Will and Love's Value
Conclusion
Bibliogrpahy
Index
Introduction
1. Problems for Compatibilism: Manipulation Arguments and the Argument from Unfairness
2. Robert Kane's Libertarian Theory
3. Bruce Waller on Luck, Control, and the Evolutionary Implausibility of Libertarianism
4. More Worries About Luck and Control: Pereboom and Caruso
5. Can Libertarians Reasonably Embrace Reductive Physicalism? Moore's Challenge
6. The Indeterministic Weightings View of Libertarian Free Will
7. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part One
8. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part Two
9. In Defense of the Axiological Justification for Belief in Libertarian Free Will
10. Fulfillment, Justified Pride, and Libertarian Free Will
11. Libertarian Free Will and Love's Value
Conclusion
Bibliogrpahy
Index
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free will;John Lemos;libertarian free will;blame;causal determinism;event-causal libertarianism;pride;criminal justice;dignity;Bruce Waller;Gregg Caruso;basic free acts;Robert Kane;philosophy of action;punishment;moral responsibility;compatibilism;reductive physicalism;fulfilment;justified pride;love;Libertarian Free;Kanean View;Event Causal Libertarianism;Undetermined Choice;Derk Pereboom;Undetermined Free Choice;Kane's Theory;Free Willed Actions;Compatibilist Standards;Quarantine Model;Free Willed Choices;Dual Efforts;Libertarian View;Libertarian Free Choices;Lowering Evidentiary Standards;Causally Determined;Moral Responsibility System;Criminal Detention;Luck Objections;Causal Indeterminacy;Deserved Praise;Manipulation Arguments;Nonreductive Physicalism
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Problems for Compatibilism: Manipulation Arguments and the Argument from Unfairness
2. Robert Kane's Libertarian Theory
3. Bruce Waller on Luck, Control, and the Evolutionary Implausibility of Libertarianism
4. More Worries About Luck and Control: Pereboom and Caruso
5. Can Libertarians Reasonably Embrace Reductive Physicalism? Moore's Challenge
6. The Indeterministic Weightings View of Libertarian Free Will
7. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part One
8. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part Two
9. In Defense of the Axiological Justification for Belief in Libertarian Free Will
10. Fulfillment, Justified Pride, and Libertarian Free Will
11. Libertarian Free Will and Love's Value
Conclusion
Bibliogrpahy
Index
Introduction
1. Problems for Compatibilism: Manipulation Arguments and the Argument from Unfairness
2. Robert Kane's Libertarian Theory
3. Bruce Waller on Luck, Control, and the Evolutionary Implausibility of Libertarianism
4. More Worries About Luck and Control: Pereboom and Caruso
5. Can Libertarians Reasonably Embrace Reductive Physicalism? Moore's Challenge
6. The Indeterministic Weightings View of Libertarian Free Will
7. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part One
8. Libertarian Free Will and Criminal Justice: Part Two
9. In Defense of the Axiological Justification for Belief in Libertarian Free Will
10. Fulfillment, Justified Pride, and Libertarian Free Will
11. Libertarian Free Will and Love's Value
Conclusion
Bibliogrpahy
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
free will;John Lemos;libertarian free will;blame;causal determinism;event-causal libertarianism;pride;criminal justice;dignity;Bruce Waller;Gregg Caruso;basic free acts;Robert Kane;philosophy of action;punishment;moral responsibility;compatibilism;reductive physicalism;fulfilment;justified pride;love;Libertarian Free;Kanean View;Event Causal Libertarianism;Undetermined Choice;Derk Pereboom;Undetermined Free Choice;Kane's Theory;Free Willed Actions;Compatibilist Standards;Quarantine Model;Free Willed Choices;Dual Efforts;Libertarian View;Libertarian Free Choices;Lowering Evidentiary Standards;Causally Determined;Moral Responsibility System;Criminal Detention;Luck Objections;Causal Indeterminacy;Deserved Praise;Manipulation Arguments;Nonreductive Physicalism
