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Rationality plus consciousness equals free will
Taking a fresh approach to the question of free will, David Hodgson contends that close consideration of human rationality and human consciousness shows that together they give us free will, in a robust and indeterministic sense, and in a way that is consistent with what science tells us about the world.
Foundational beliefs -- Truth and rationality -- Plausible reasoning -- Consciousness and decision-making -- Gestalts and rules -- How gestalts promote rationality -- Science and determinism -- Neuroscience and conscious choice -- Indeterministic free will -- Value judgments -- Responsibility and retribution -- The big picture -- Appendix A. Why Bayes' theorem works -- Appendix B. Against fundamentalism : biblical morality.
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