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1. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 28230The Oxford Handbook of Free Will | Oxford Academic

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   Mar 3, 2005 · Robert Kane (ed.) Published: 3 March 2005. Latest edition. Cite. Permissions. Share. Abstract. The Oxford Handbook of Free Will provides a guide to current scholarship on the perennial problem of free will—perhaps the most hotly and voluminously debated of all philosophical problems.

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     Abstract. This article takes an experimental approach to the...

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     ReferencesAbelson, Raziel. 1988. Lawless Mind. Philadelphia:...

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2. cindex.camden.gov.uk › kb5 › camdenRobert Kane Dental Practice | Cindex - Camden

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   Robert Kane Dental Practice. Dentists Robert Kane and Miss Pia Osterberg. Private dentists. Do not do any NHS work.

3. www.aristoteliansociety.org.uk › robert-kaneRobert Kane – The Aristotelian Society

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   Oct 21, 2013 · Robert Kane (Ph. D. Yale University) is University Distinguished Teaching Professor of Philosophy Emeritus and Professor of Law at The University of Texas at Austin.

4. academic.oup.com › book › 6585Free Will, Libertarianism, and Kane - Oxford Academic

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   This chapter distinguishes between compatibilism and incompatibilism about free will and causal determinism. It then explains the libertarian view of free will and moral responsibility. The chapter motivates this view of free will and outlines the particular libertarian view of Robert Kane.

5. philpapers.org › s › Robert KaneWorks by Robert Kane - PhilPapers

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   A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will. Robert Kane - 2005 - New York: Oxford University Press. Accessible to students with no background in the subject, A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will provides an extensive and up-to-date overview of all the latest views on this central problem of philosophy.

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   nwagen and other incompatibilists claim. The Consequence Argument would show that determinism conflicts with anyone’s power to do oth. rw. se and thus conflicts with free will.3. An Objec. ion Concerning “Can” and “Power”The Consequence Argument is a powerful argument for the incompatibil-ity of free will and det.

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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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   Does Kane believe in free will?

   • Robert Hilary Kane accepts two-stage models of free will as relevant to practical choices. However, he believes something more is needed for moral choices, which are the grounds for his character-developing 'Self-Forming Willings' or 'Self-Forming Actions'. Like most philosophers, Kane does not separate free will from moral responsibility.

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   What is Kane's model of moral responsibility?

   • Kane's model of moral responsibility combines free will and values. According to Kane, freedom is a prerequisite for responsibility, and responsibility is in turn a prerequisite for moral responsibility. Kane claimed that his free choice is made in accord with Kant's concept of duty versus one's self-interest or desires, which is considered an ethical fallacy.

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   Is Kane a causal account?

   • Kane’s is an event-causal account. According to Kane, if a person acts freely and responsibly (at least with respect to her SFAs), it is the event of her making an effort to perform it and the event of her having reasons to perform it that nondeterministically cause her action.

   Free Will, Libertarianism, and Kane - Oxford Academic

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8. www.informationphilosopher.com › philosophers › kaneRobert Hilary Kane - Information Philosopher

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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."