Action and freedom, 2000
By: edited by James E. Tomberlin.
Contributors: Tomberlin, James E., 1942-
Series: Philosophical perspectives -- 14
Publisher: Blackwell Publishers
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Malden, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 378
Subjects: Free will and determinism; Act (Philosophy); Ethics
Other titles: Noûs (Detoirt, Mich.)
Notes: "A supplement to Noûs" -- Cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Free will remains a mystery -- Peter Van Inwagen; title: Modest libertarianism -- Randolph Clarke; title: Transfer principles and moral responsibility -- Eleonore Stump and John Martin Fischer; title: The dual regress of free will and the role of alternative possibilities -- Robert Kane; title: Autonomy and manipulated freedom -- Tomis Kapitan; title: Causality, mind, and free will -- Timothy O'Connor; title: Alternative possibilities and causal histories -- Derk Pereboom; title: Libertarian compatibilism -- Kadri Vihvelin; title: Casual determinism and human freedom are incompatible -- Ted A. Warfield; title: Frankfurt's attack on the principle of alternative possibilities -- David Widerker; title: Free will and agency at its best -- Gideon Yaffe; title: Does libertarian freedom require alternate possibilities? -- Linda Zagzebski; title: Valuing and the will -- Michael E. Bratman; title: Epistemic requirements for moral responsibility -- Carl Ginet; title: Goal-directed action -- Alfred R. Mele; title: Responsibility in cases of multiple personality disorder -- Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Stephen Behnke; title: Survival of the sentient -- Peter Unger; title: From self psychology to moral philosophy-- J. David Velleman.