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Review of the _"Libertarianism"_ by Robert Kane from the book "Four views on free will"
In “Four Views on Free Will” by Fischer et al, Robert Kane, with his chapter on libertarianism, presents a strong defense of the idea that free will and determinism are incompatible, and that moral responsibility is only possible if individuals have ultimate control over their actions.
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