Freedom and Self-Creation: Anselmian Libertarianism

Synopsis

Katherin A. Rogers Presents A Theory Of Free Will Based On The Thought Of Anselm Of Canterbury. She Defends And Develops Anselm's Original Theory By Addressing A Series Of Problems Levelled Against Libertarianism, And Argues That Anselmian Libertarianism Is A New And Plausible Approach In The On-going Debate Over Human Freedom And Responsibility. Why Not Compatibilism? : The Divine Controller Argument And A Wager -- Anselmian Libertarianism : Background And Voluntates -- Anselmian Libertarianism : A Parsimonious Agent-causation -- Three Entailments -- Defending Anselmian Internalism -- Anselmian Alternatives And Frankfurt-style Counterexamples -- The Luck Problem : Part I : Probabilities And Possible Worlds -- The Luck Problem : Part Ii : The Locus Of Responsibility -- The Tracing Problem. Katherin A. Rogers. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 239-244) And Index.