Free Will and Illusion

Oxford University Press (2000)
Abstract Saul Smilansky presents an original new approach to the problem of free will, which lies at the heart of morality and self-understanding. He maintains that the key to the problem is the role played by illusion. Smilansky boldly claims that we could not live adequately with a complete awareness of the truth about human freedom and that illusion lies at the center of the human condition
Keywords Compatibilism  Free Will  Illusion  Metaphysics  Monism
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Call number BJ1461.S65 2000
ISBN(s) 0199252599
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