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Philosophical Books, 1980
1. The Mind and the Deed 2. Choice and Determinism 3. Purpose, Intention and Recklessness 4. Reason, Deterrence and Punishment.
William Lyons, Anthony Kenny
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Possibility, Actuality, and Freewill

World Futures, 2008
I describe recent developments of Conway and Kochen on the physical meaning of freewill and their theorem that the assertion of freewill for human beings, in their specific sense, implies the same for elementary particles. This description is given in simplified metaphorical terms that nonetheless address the key physical axioms and essential analytic ...
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II.—Freewill and Responsibility

Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 1958
MY subject is the compromise between determinism and libertarianism that is typical of the English empiricist tradition. Good examples can be found in R. E. Hobart (Mind, 1934) and (more briefly) Lord Samuel (Philosophy, July, 1956, p. 206-7). I shall try to defend this tradition. In recent years this compromise view has come under considerable attack-.
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Freewill, Determinism and the Sciences

Diogenes, 1983
Philosophers and others have often debated whether we have freewill: i.e. whether (in a sense I shall try to elucidate) our power to choose between X and Y is radically undetermined, so that if we choose X we yet might have chosen Y, and vice versa. My concern is not with that question but with a hypothetical one which arises from it: if we had such ...
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