Neuroscience, Free Will and the Field of the Personal
James Beauregard
Rivier University
Conceptual Integrity And Neuroscientific Reduction: Consciousness, Personal Identity, and Free Will
Christian Carrozzo
Center for Ethics
MedStar Washington Hospital Center
Neuroscience Doesn’t Reveal That There Are No Free Choices (But It Might Tell Us What Free Choice Is)
Oisín Deery
The University of Arizona
Freedom and Imagination
David Bishop
Independent Scholar
The Limits of a Pragmatic Justification for Praise and Blame
Ryan Lake
Clemson University
Experimental Philosophy and the Experience of Agency
Erich Riesen
Northern Illinois University
Free Will and Physical Law
Robert Oszust
Rowan University
From the Free Will Theorems to the Choice Ontology of Quantum Mechanics
Vasil Penchev
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences:
Institute for the Study of Societies and Knowledge
Collecting Evidence for the Permanent Coexistence of Parallel Realities: An Interdisciplinary Approach
Christian D. Schade
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
You Don't Seem Like Your Self Lately: Responding to Clinical Depressions's Challenge to Hierarchical Identification Theories of Autonomous Agency
Amanda Gorman
University of Southern California
Our Duties to the Un-Free
Samuel Kahn
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Finding the Political Balance to Facilitate Free Will
Paul Vasholz
Independent Scholar
Rolling Back the Luck Problem for Libertarianism
Zac Cogley
Northern Michigan University
Hardheartedness and Libertarianism
John Lemos
Coe College
Agent-Causation Libertarianism and Control
Paul Shephard
Northern Illinois University
Experimental Philosophy, Robert Kane, and the Concept of Free Will
Neil Otte
SUNY-Buffalo
Evolution Beyond Determinism? On Dennett's Compatibilism and the Too Timeless Free Will Debate
Maria Brincker
University of Massachusetts Boston
The Curse of the Enlightenment: How Dominant But Empirically Incorrect Model of Human Mind Influence Institutions
Maciej Gurtowski
Nicolaus Copernicus University
Free Will and Determinism: The African Perspective and Experience
Augustine Igbokwe
Caritas University
Free Will or Determination: How To Care for Your Heart Failure Patient
Jaclyn Conelius
Fairfield University
Free Will and Autonomous Medical Decision-Making
Matthew Butkus
McNeese State University
Free Will and Legal Responsibility
Alina Ng-Boyte
Mississippi College School of Law
Moral Sentiments Drive Folk Beliefs That the Mind and Body Are Distinct
Jared Friedman (co-authored with Tony Jack, Jamie Luguri, Joshua Knobe)
Case Western Reserve University
Moral Sentiments Drive Folk Beliefs That the Mind and Body Are Distinct
Anthony Jack (co-authored with Jared Friedman, Jamie Luguri, Joshua Knobe)
Case Western Reserve University
Identity and Freedom
Adam Taylor (co-author David Hershenov)
North Dakota State University
Reconciling the Degree-Based Binary Freedoms of Reid and Kant
Jennifer Asselin
Ohio State University
What is Free Will and How Do Humans Acquire It?
Ulrich Steinvorth
University of Hamburg
William Shakespeare and Free Will: A Libertarian and Naturalistic Enquiry into the Actions of Macbeth and Othello
Maryisabella Ezeh
University of Nigeria
Autonomous Art: Freedom as Contradiction
Gerald Phillips
Towson University
Exploring the Status of Free Will in Anorexia Nervosa
Catherine Gee
University of Waterloo
Addiction and Self-Control: Are Addicts Free?
Marcela Herdova
Florida State University
How Pre-Theoretically Applicable Considerations Bear on the Necessary Internality of Caring
Aaron Veek
University of Southern California
Free Will and Consciousness: Sir Aurobindo's Philosophy of the Future
Madhumita Dutta
Vidyasagar College for Women
Man: Object, Subject or Individual?
Shai Frogel
Kibbutzim College of Education
& Tel Aviv University
Free Action: Neither Uncaused Nor Agent Caused
Justin Capes
East Tennessee State University
Agent-Causation, Psychology and Deception
Jacob Quick
Northern Illinois University
Vihvelin's 'Commonsense Compatibilism' and the Ability to Do Otherwise
George Stamets
Florida State
Agency Through Autonomy: Self-Producing Systems and the Prospect of Bio-Compatibilism
Derek Jones
University of Evansville
The Capacity for Choice as Cluster of Capabilities: Understanding Freedom as a Multifaceted, Developing Continuum
Bill Pamerleau
University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
How Not to Think About Free Will
Kadri Vihvelin
University of Southern California
Free Will Eliminitivism: Reference, Error, and Phenomenology
Gregg Caruso
Corning Community College, SUNY
Agential Settling Requires Intentionality
Yishai Cohen
Syracuse University
If Free Will is Compatible with Determinism, then Free Will is Compatible with Indeterminism
Timothy Houk
University of California, Davis
Responsibility and Foundationalism
Stephen Kershnar
SUNY-Fredonia
Moral Responsibility for Self-Control: Failure and the Limitations of Will Power
Sam Sims
Florida State University
The Effective Power of the Illusion of Conscious Will
Bradford Stockdale
Florida State University
The Embarrassment of Punching Puppets: An Argument from Conversation for Freedom
Micah Tillman
McDaniel College &
University of Maryland, College Park
Moral Responsibility and the Robust First-person Perspective
David Wong
San Francisco State University
The Unknowability of Determinism, and What Follows from It
Wolfhart Totschnig
Universidad Diego Portales
Hegel's Concept of the Free Will: Towards a Redefinition of an Old Question
Fernando Huesca Ramón
UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Free Will: Groundless Self-Determination of Moral Choice
John Walsh
University of South Florida
Justice Without Freedom
Sacha Greer
University of South Florida
Neuroscience, Free Will and Vetoing: How not to Conceive of the Self in Self-Generated Action
Lieke Asma
VU University Amsterdam
Between Humanity and Intelligence: Abolitionism and Personal Relationships
Per-Erik Milam
Oakland University
Free Will and Conscious Awareness
Janet Levin
University of Southern California
Free Will, Islamic Theology and Contemporary Challenges
Macksood Aftab
Harvard Extension / IINN
Lessons From Angelology
Edina Eszenyi
University of Kent School of History
Rome Art Program
Generalization Arguments Without Manipulators
Gunnar Björnsson
Umeå University, University of Gothenburg
Why Pereboom's Four-Case Manipulation Argument is Manipulative
Jay Spitzley
Georgia State University
Sensitive Intuitions: Print Fonts, Ability to Choose Otherwise, and Free Will
Chad Gonnerman
University of Southern Indiana
(co-authored with Shane Reuter and Jonathan Weinberg)
Sensitive Intuitions: Print Fonts, Ability to Choose Otherwise, and Free Will
Shane Reuter
Washington University in St. Louis
(co-authored with Chad Gonnerman and Jonathan Weinberg)