Free will and epistemology : a defence of the transcendental argument for freedom / Robert Lockie.

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Lockie, Robert [Author]

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online resource

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9781350029057

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BJ1461 .F744 2018

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Internalism as a thin deontological concept -- The regulative and the theoretical -- Epistemic deontologism and control -- Epistemic agency and executive control -- The ineliminability of internalism -- Freedom -- Ought implies can -- The lazy argument -- Transcendental arguments for freedom I -- Self-determination and determination by reasons -- Transcendental arguments for freedom II.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Justification -- Internalism as a thin deontological concept -- The regulative and the theoretical -- Epistemic deontologism and control -- Epistemic agency and executive control -- The ineliminability of internalism -- Freedom -- Ought implies can -- The lazy argument -- Transcendental arguments for freedom I -- Self-determination and determination by reasons -- Transcendental arguments for freedom II.

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