Noûs

The Eighth Philosophical Perspectives Lecture: Free Will Remains a Mystery
pp. 1-19(19)
Author: van Inwagen P.

Modest Libertarianism
pp. 21-45(25)
Author: Clarke R.

TRansfer Principles and Moral Responsibility
pp. 47-55(9)
Authors: Stump E.; Fischer J.M.

The Dual Regress of Free Will and the Role of Alternative Possibilities
pp. 57-79(23)
Author: Kane R.

Autonomy and Manipulated Freedom
pp. 81-103(23)
Author: Kapitan T.

Causality, Mind, and Free Will
pp. 105-117(13)
Authors: O'Connor T.

Alternative Possibilities and Causal Histories
pp. 119-137(19)
Author: Pereboom D.

Libertarian Compatibilism
pp. 139-166(28)
Author: Vihvelin K.

Causal Determinism and Human Freedom are Incompatible: A New Argument for Incompatibilism
pp. 167-180(14)
Author: Warfield T.A.

Frankfurt's Attack on the Principle of Alternative Possibilities: A Further Look
pp. 181-201(21)
Author: Widerker D.

Free Will and Agency at its Best
pp. 203-229(27)
Author: Yaffe G.

Does Libertarian Freedom Require Alternate Possibilities?
pp. 231-248(18)
Author: Zagzebski L.

Valuing and the Will
pp. 249-265(17)
Author: Bratman M.E.

The Epistemic Requirements for Moral Responsibility
pp. 267-277(11)
Author: Ginet C.

Goal-Directed Action: Teleological Explanations, Causal Theories, and Deviance
pp. 279-300(22)
Author: Mele A.R.

Responsibility in Cases of Multiple Personality Disorder
pp. 301-323(23)
Authors: Sinnott-Armstrong W.; Behnke S.

The Survival of the Sentient
pp. 325-348(24)
Author: Unger P.

From Self Psychology to Moral Philosophy
pp. 349-377(29)
Author: Velleman J.D.