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This book is a critical examination of the theory of determinism and its implications for human behavior and moral responsibility. It compares and contrasts the philosophical positions of Hume and Kant on these issues, and offers a sophisticated defense of Hume's views. The book is an important contribution to the ongoing debate on the nature of free will and its relationship to determinism.
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