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Baron, Peter

 
9781909618305: Free Will & Determinism Study Guide

Synopsis

Classroom Sets consisting of 10 copies of ISBN 9781909618305 at a reduced price. A subject that has defied clear-thinking for years is finally unravelled by analysing different views of freedom, causation, and the will. Drawing on Psychology and Philosophy, Peter Baron contrasts ancient and modern thinkers from Hume and Locke to Sartre and Honderich to produce a definitive guide for A level, pitched just right.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

PushMe Press gives you the most complete and best-value view of Ethics & Philosophy of Religion available
Essential reading for AS, A2 & undergraduate candidates keen to boost their grade.
Make this your starting point for understanding Free Will & Determinism. Revise key terms and test yourself with self-assessment questions in each chapter.
Topics covered:

  • Hard Determinism
  • Libertarianism
  • Compatibilism
  • Theological Determinism
  • The three issues
  • Quotations
  • Bibliography
Avoiding over-simplification, each chapter illustrates the main points with key quotes and clarifies confusions to avoid. Pitched just right for revision, this guide allows the student to survey and understand new angles on complex issues in a way that should enhance the chances of an A grade.
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Biographie de l'auteur

Peter Baron read Politics, Philosophy and Economics at New College, Oxford and afterwards obtained an MLitt for a research degree in Hermeneutics at Newcastle University. He qualified as an Economics teacher in 1982, and from 2006-12 taught ethics at Wells Cathedral School in Somerset.

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