
Published in 1912, 'Determinism or Free-Will?' by Chapman Cohen is a philosophical examination of the debate between determinism and free will. Cohen critiques the notion that all human actions are predetermined by causality, while advocating for the idea that individuals possess the ability to make autonomous choices. The work aims to present these complex ideas in accessible language, addressing historical arguments and emphasizing clarity in philosophical discourse. It explores consciousness, choice, and morality, making it a significant contribution to discussions on human agency.






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