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This chapter provides a dissection of familiar beginners' arguments on free-will. These arguments suggest a distinction between a use of ‘want’, simply to introduce what determines the agent's choice and one that attributes pleasure at some prospect.
Keywords: free-will; arguments; want; agent; attributes; pleasure
Chapter. 10440 words.
Subjects: Moral Philosophy
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