The Non-Reality of Free Will
"Both engaging and provocative....Is sure to provide even its critics with challenging insights and arguments."--Philosophical Review"Double has given us an informed, insightful, and clearly written book....Uniformly instructive....He writes clearly and honestly, exhibits a solid command of contemporary treatments of free will, and has an admirable ability to get to the heart of the difficulties affecting the proposals under scrutiny."--Noûs"A lively, thoughtful, well-informed book. The reader will find many insights along the way."--Philosophy and Phenomenological Research"A comprehensive  and carefull discussion of the standard varieties of free will positions, both historical and recent....Rich and provocative....Double has skillfully navigated waters...and has reached an original,hitherto unexplored  position.  It is well worth the time of any philosophical voyager to read his account of the journey."--Teaching Philosophy"Well worth reading....Double draws intelligently upon cognate literature in the philosophy of mind, cognitive psychology, and metaethics to construct a wide variety of competent and provocative arguments."--Mind