Do We Have Free Will?

In this thought-provoking exploration of a timeless philosophical question, three distinguished thinkers come together to grapple with the concept of free will. Robert Kane, Carolina Sartorio, and Saul Smilansky present a dialogue that spans both theoretical and practical dimensions of the debate. They challenge each other’s perspectives while addressing fundamental moral implications, scientific considerations, and the impact of free will on personal identity.

The authors dive into the nuances of agency and determinism, offering readers an engaging analysis that encourages deep reflection. Their distinct voices and philosophical backgrounds enrich the discussion, presenting a balanced examination of arguments both for and against the existence of free will. This volume invites readers to reconsider their beliefs and assumptions about human autonomy, ultimately aiming to illuminate the complexities of choice, responsibility, and the nature of human existence. Through their discourse, they inspire thought and discussion that resonate within the philosophical community and beyond.