Agent causation before and after the ontological turn
In Edmund Runggaldier, Christian Kanzian & Josef Quitterer (eds.), Persons: An Interdisciplinary Approach. öbvhpt (2003)
| Abstract | Chisholm's theory of agent causation is criticised. An alternative theory of agent causation is proposed. | |||||||||
| Keywords | agent causation free will | |||||||||
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