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A Dialogue on Free Will and Science
New York: Oup Usa (2013)
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A Dialogue on Free Will and Science is a brief and intriguing book discussing the scientific challenges of free will. Presented through a dialogue, the format allows ideas to emerge and be clarified and then evaluated in a natural way. Engaging and accessible, it offers students a compelling look at free will and scienceAuthor's Profile
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