A variety of religious experience. William James and the non-reality of free will

Journal of Consciousness Studies 6 (8-9):8-9 (1999)
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Free will does not exist, nor can it be explained, outside the confines of subjective experience. William James, whose talent for depicting subjective experience was equal to his brother Henry's, desperately wanted to believe in free will. But his introspections did not support it

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