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Is Effort of Will a Basis for Moral Freedom?
Religious Studies 8 (4):345 - 349 (1972)
Abstract
To discover whether effort of will may be a basis for moral freedom we need to have before us a general description of the experiential situation in which an effort of will is found. The description need not be exhaustive, but it must be such as to permit us to identify situations in which an effort of will is to be foundOther Versions
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H-m.Nicholaus Rescher - 2010 - In Free Will: An Extensive Bibliography. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter. pp. 109-193.
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