The Illusion of Determinism: Why Free Will Is Real and Causal
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The Illusion of Determinism: Why Free Will Is Real and Causal

by Edwin A. Locke

Philosophy Psychology
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The Illusion of Determinism explores whether free will can be real in a world governed by causes. Edwin A. Locke examines determinism, causation, and human agency, offering a philosophical perspective on how meaningful choice may coexist with a causal understanding of reality.

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The Illusion of Determinism examines the relationship between determinism and free will.

Edwin A. Locke presents a perspective in which human choice can be understood as both real and causal.

The book considers how ideas about causation shape debates concerning agency, responsibility, and freedom.

It is suited to readers interested in philosophical questions about the nature of choice and human action.

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