Deciding to act -- Actions, explanations, and causes -- Agents' abilities -- Free will and moral responsibility: does either require the other? -- Is what you decide ever up to you? -- Arbitrary decisions and the problem of present luck -- Complete control and disappearing agents -- Libertarianism and human agency -- Two libertarian theories: or why event-causal libertarians should prefer my daring libertarian view to Robert Kane's view -- Living without agent causation.
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