Vihvelin on Frankfurt-Style Cases and the Actual-Sequence View

Criminal Law and Philosophy 10 (4):875-888 (2016)
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This is a critical discussion of Vihvelin’s recent book Causes, Laws, and Free Will. I discuss Vihvelin’s ideas on Frankfurt-style cases and the actual-sequence view of freedom that is inspired by them.

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