On Alfred Mele's free will and luck
Philosophical Explorations 10 (2):163 – 172 (2007)
| Abstract | I argue that agent-causal libertarianism has a strong initial rejoinder to Mele's luck argument against it, but that his claim that it has yet to be explained how agent-causation yields responsibility-conferring control has significant force. I suggest an avenue of response. Subsequently, I raise objections to Mele's criticisms of my four-case manipulation argument against compatibilism | |||||||||
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