Frankfurt‐style Cases, Luck, and Soft Libertarianism

In Free Will and Luck. New York, US: Oxford University Press (2006)
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This chapter clarifies principles of alternative possibilities both for moral responsibility and for free action, locates the most important challenge that Frankfurt-style cases pose for libertarianism, and begins to develop an answer to that challenge.

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