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|a Waller, Bruce N.,
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|a Restorative free will :
|b back to the biological base /
|c Bruce N. Waller.
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|a Lanham, Maryland :
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|a Preface and acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Human uniqueness -- Uniquely human reason -- Will power in a just world -- The burden of moral responsibility -- Free will and criminal justice -- Psychological free will -- Restorative free will -- Enlarging ethics -- Why keep free will? -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the author.
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|a Argues for an account of free will that takes seriously the evolutionary development of the key elements of free will. It emphasizes a biological understanding of free will that rejects the belief that free will belongs exclusively to humans and seeks to understand free will by examining it writ large in the adaptive behavior of many species. Drawing on resources from primatology, biology, psychology and anthropology, this work examines the major compatibilist and libertarian accounts of free will, acknowledges their important insights while arguing that each view mistakenly treats an essential element of animal free will as if it were the full account of free will, and demonstrates how a broader biological approach to free will integrates those insights into a richer naturalistic free will account.
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|a Free will and determinism.
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