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   Print Details. HISTORY. Wings of the Morning was the first film of New World Pictures, Ltd., which was a British subsidiary of Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., and marked Robert T. Kane 's first production in England for Twentieth Century-Fox. According to Lib, the film's cost was $500,000.

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   DAD.info caught up with Pat and his daughter, Eleanor – an actress, singer and dancer – to talk about the band’s latest album, Pocketful of Stones, and how their dad/daughter relationship effects them as performers….

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   Who is Robert Kane?

   • Robert Kane is the acknowledged dean of libertarian philosophers writing on the free will problem. He is recognized as such in the late twentieth century. Before his work, many Anglo-American philosophers had largely dismissed free will as a 'pseudo-problem'.

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   What is the name of Kane's model?

   • Kane's model is called Self-Forming Actions (SFAs). According to Kane, an agent's decision may not be determined by anything other than the agent's choice, which can be rational (made for properly evaluated reasons), but nevertheless might have been otherwise and yet be equally rational.

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   On what basis does Kane argue for free will?

   • Robert Hilary Kane argues for free will based on what he calls 'ultimate responsibility'. However, whether or not we are predetermined by the laws of nature cannot be definitively answered through verbal definition. Freedom of the will is a question for science. Kane's ideas on this topic can be traced back through Daniel Dennett, Karl Popper, Arthur Holly Compton, and David Wiggins.

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   Whose ideas does Kane trace back in his work?

   • Kane traces his ideas back through Daniel Dennett, Karl Popper, Arthur Holly Compton, and David Wiggins. (These ideas can be traced even earlier to Bertrand Russell, Arthur Stanley Eddington, and all the way to Epicurus, whom Kane mentions briefly.)

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   Robert Kane was the acknowledged dean of the libertarian philosophers writing actively in the twentieth century on the free will problem. Before Kane, many Anglo-American philosophers had largely dismissed free will as a "pseudo-problem."