Of Campbell and Free Will

Four questions:

1. Is free will a precondition of moral responsibility?
2. Agree or disagree: "Moral freedom, then, pertains to inner (non-observable) acts."
3. Does free will have to be the result of a sole author?
4. Is it free will if the author "could have acted otherwise"?
   

OUR PROJECT

This is where we will compile all of our links and such for assembling our glorious poster motherland!
Have at it, curs!

WHAT WE NEED:
A three-quarters shot of the back of a generic someone's head
Various pictures of screens:
- A television
- Theater curtains
- A monitor
- An iPad
Various pictures to put on the screens:
- religious symbols
- $$$ (the iPad)

Syllabus

4. Free Will

Campbell, "Has the Self 'Free Will'?"
Taylor, "Freedom and Determinism"
Frankfurt, "Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person"

5. Morality

Mill, Utilitarianism
Carritt, "Criticisms of Utilitarianism"
Kant, Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals

Amor fati

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THIS, HOWEVER, IS A POST

Ben's posting

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Welcome!

After you read your reading, type up a "prompt" or a discussion question, statement, or quote from the reading for the class to discuss. You can do this by logging in through my e-mail, and then click "new post" at the top of the page.

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Enjoy!

MYM