Decomposing the Will

Andy Clark is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. Julian Kiverstein is Postdoctoral Researcher in Philosophy at University of the Edinburgh. Tillmann Vierkant is Lecturer of Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh.

• Chapter 1 ; Introduction ; Tillmann Vierkant, Julian Kiverstein, and Andy Clark ; Part I: The Zombie Challenge ; Chapter 2 ; The Neuroscience of Volition ; Adina L. Roskies ; Chapter 3 ; Beyond Libet: Long-term Prediction of Free Choices from Neuroimaging Signals ; John-Dylan Haynes ; Chapter 4 ; Vetoing and Consciousness ; Alfred R. Mele ; Chapter 5 ; Determinism & Predictability ; Richard Holton ; Part II: The Sense of Agency ; Chapter 6 ; From the Fact to the Sense of Agency ; Manos Tsakiris and Aikaterini Fotopoulou ; Chapter 7 ; Ambiguity in the Sense of Agency ; Shaun Gallagher ; Chapter 8 ; There's Nothing Life Being Free: Default Dispositions, Judgments of Freedom, and the Phenomenology of Coercion ; Fabio Paglieri ; Chapter 9 ; Agency as a Marker of Consciousness ; Tim Bayne ; Part III: The Function of Conscious Control: Conflict Resolution, Emotion, and Mental Actions ; Chapter 10 ; Voluntary Action and the Three Forms of Binding in the Brain ; Ezequiel Morsella, Tara C. Dennehy, and John A. Bargh ; Chapter 11 ; Emotion Regulation and Free Will ; Nico H. Frijda ; Chapter 12 ; Action Control by Implementation Intentions: The Role of Discrete Emotions ; Sam J. Maglio, Peter M. Gollwitzer, and Gabriele Oettingen ; Chapter 13 ; Mental Action and the Threat of Automaticity ; Wayne Wu ; Chapter 14 ; Mental Acts as Natural Kinds ; Joelle Proust ; Part IV: Decomposed Accounts of the Will ; Chapter 15 ; Managerial control and free mental agency ; Tillmann Vierkant ; Chapter 16 ; Recomposing the Will: Distributed Motivation and Computer Mediated Extrospection ; Lars Hall and Petter Johansson ; Chapter 17 ; Situationism and Moral Responsibility: Free Will in Fragments ; Manuel Vargas

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