Do we really make our own decisions? Or are we compelled to act by factors beyond our control? This introduction is an investigation of one of the most important problems of Western philosophy. It looks at a range of issues surrounding this fundamental philosophical question, exploring it from the ideas of the Greek and medieval philosophers.
Do we really make our own decisions? Or are we compelled to act by factors beyond our control? This introduction is an investigation of one of the most important problems of Western philosophy. It looks at a range of issues surrounding this fundamental philosophical question, exploring it from the ideas of the Greek and medieval philosophers.
Thomas Pink is Lecturer in Philosophy at King's College, London. He works mainly in ethics, philosophy of mind and action, political philosophy, and philosophy of law. He also works on medieval and early modern philosophy. His publications include The Psychology of Freedom (CUP, 1996), and the edited collection (with Martin Stone) Theories of Human Action and the Will (forthcoming). He is also an associate editor of Mind.
Inhaltsangabe
1: The free will problem 2: Freedom as free will 3: Compatibilism and reason 4: Compatibilism and nature 5: Morality without freedom? 6: Libertarianism and scepticism 7: Self-determination and the will 8: Freedom and its place in nature
1: The free will problem 2: Freedom as free will 3: Compatibilism and reason 4: Compatibilism and nature 5: Morality without freedom? 6: Libertarianism and scepticism 7: Self-determination and the will 8: Freedom and its place in nature
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