The Free Will Show

Episode 11: Libertarianism, Part 1 (Event-Causal) with Christopher Franklin

Jan 11, 2021

50:31

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Are There Versions of Manipulation Arguments That Are Sound?

04:32

Is Free Will Incompatible With Determinism?

05:35

The Problem of Enhanced Control

05:09

Introduction

4min

Is Free Will Incompatible With Determinism?

6min

Are There Versions of Manipulation Arguments That Are Sound?

5min

Event Causal

6min

Can I Sink a Put?

6min

Is Moral Accountability Relevant to Moral Responsibility?

2min

Is It Possible to Defend Libertarianism in a Minimalist Way?

2min

The Mistakes of Kane's Work

5min

Is the Problem of Luck Really a Problem for Libertarians?

2min

10.

The Problem of Enhanced Control

5min

11.

The Problem of Indeterminism Is a Falsehood

3min

12.

The Problem Isn't the Causal Libritarianism, It's the Event Casual Component

2min

13.

Is Productionism a Reductionist Strategy?

2min

This season begins with a three-part series on varieties of libertarianism. In this episode, we talk with Chris Franklin about his version of event-causal libertarianism.

Chris's website:

https://christopherefranklin.weebly.com/

Chris's book: A Minimal Libertarianism:
https://global.oup.com/academic/product/a-minimal-libertarianism-9780190682781?cc=us&lang=en&#

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, “Free Will”: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/freewill/

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