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Defending a Desire-­‐Centered Compatibilist Theory of Free Will

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This paper discusses the problems surrounding free will and argues that to act freely is to act in accordance with what one wishes to do given an understanding of one’s relevant desires, assuming one is capable of learning of the contents and strengths of one’s relevant desires. Additionally, because this theory of free will is compatible with determinism, this paper argues for compatibilism and against incompatibilism.
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Senior thesis (AB)--Brown University, 2019
Concentration: Philosophy & Mathematics

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Mathew, Siddharth, "Defending a Desire-­‐Centered Compatibilist Theory of Free Will" (2019). Philosophy Theses and Dissertations. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://doi.org/10.26300/eg8c-5g85

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