An introduction to real possibilities, indeterminism, and free will

three contingencies of the debate

Thomas Müller, Antje Rumberg, Verena Wagner

1-10

Laplace's demon tries on Aristotle's cloak

on two approaches to determinism

Tomasz Placek

11-30

Agents necessitating effects in Newtonian time and space

from power and opportunity to effectivity

Jan Broersen

31-68

A critical discussion of prior's philosophical and tense-logical analysis of the ideas of indeterminism and human freedom

Peter Øhrstrøm

69-85

A paradox concerning Frankfurt examples

Ishtiyaque Haji

87-103

Alternative possibilities and asymmetry

Erasmus Mayr

105-125

Toward a plausible event-causal indeterminist account of free will

Laura W. Ekström

127-144

The complex tapestry of free will

striving will, indeterminism and volitional streams

Robert Kane

145-160

The libertarian predicament

a plea for action theory

Niels Miltenburg, Dawa Ometto

161-178

Sublating the free will problematic

powers, agency and causal determination

Ruth Groff

179-200

Are abilities dispositions?

Barbara Vetter

201-220

A unified account of the conjunction fallacy by coherence

Martin L. Jönsson, Tomoji Shogenji

221-237

The principle of the indiscernibility of identicals requires no restrictions

Ari Maunu

239-246

Optimal representations and the enhanced indispensability argument

Manuel Barrantes

247-263

De Finetti coherence and the product law for independent events

Daniele Mundici

265-271

A default-free solution to the imperfective paradox

Mathieu Vidal, Denis Perrin

273-297

The measurement problem revisited

Shan Gao

299-311

Due deference to denialism

explaining ordinary people's rejection of established scientific findings

Neil Levy

313-327

The question of realism for powers

Lorenzo Azzano

329-354

The harms of ignoring the social nature of science

Sara Weaver

355-375