Samuel Clarke against the determinism of Anthony Collins
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https://doi.org/10.4025/actascihumansoc.v40i1.39425Keywords:
Clarke, Collins, determinism, freewill, agency, causality.Abstract
In this paper I intend to present some aspects of the opposition between Samuel Clarke and Anthony Collins concerning freewill. After considering some reasons on which Collins determinism is founded, I shall analyze how Clarke’s concept of agency grounds his criticisms of the materialism of modern philosophy, mainly that of determinists such as Collins.
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