The Illusion of Determinism: Why Free Will Is Real and Causal (1)
The Illusion of Determinism explores whether free will can exist in a causal world. Edwin A. Locke examines determinism and argues for a view of human choice that treats agency as real rather than merely apparent, offering a philosophical perspective on one of the most enduring questions about human action.
About This Book
The Illusion of Determinism examines the relationship between causality and free will.
It considers the argument that human choice can be real even in a world shaped by causes.
The book explores determinism as a philosophical idea and questions whether it fully explains decision-making and agency.
Written by Edwin A. Locke, this work is intended for readers interested in free will, causation, and the nature of human choice.
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