
This book was written for those who have a general interest in how the concepts of personal freedom and determinism affect their daily lives and their dealings with other people.
This book investigates the fundamental tension between the philosophical concept of determinism and the practical necessity of personal moral responsibility. Jennifer Trusted, an academic philosopher, examines how these abstract metaphysical debates manifest in human decision-making and social interaction. She provides a framework for understanding how individuals can maintain a sense of agency even within a world governed by causal laws.
What You Will Find
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Readers frequently note the clarity of the prose, which makes complex philosophical arguments accessible to a non-specialist audience. Experts highlight this as a useful introductory text for those seeking to bridge the gap between abstract metaphysics and everyday ethical dilemmas.
Page Count:
206
Publication Date:
1984-08-09
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192191896
ISBN-13:
9780192191892
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