Freedom

In Hubert Cancik, Christine F. Salazar & et al (eds.), Brill's New Pauly. Brill (2011)
Abstract ABSTRACT: One-page entry on freedom in the philosophical (as opposed to political) sense in antiquity, noting (among other things) that a notion of freedom of choice that requires that the person not be causally predetermined in his/her actions is developed only in the 1st-3rd cents. CE in Alexander of Aphrodisias, building on elements of Aristotelian ethics and logic, Stoic psychology and perhaps Christian and Middle Platonic influences. Both German version (1998) and English translation (2011).
Keywords freedom  ancient philosophy  free will
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