The mind, the brain, and free will

Book: The Mind, the Brain, Free Will Author: Richard Swinburne Translation: Dala'il Center Comment: Rida Zaid Series: Translations Book size: 17 by 24 cm Number of pages: 421 pages To download a brief PDF file about the book: click here Overview: One of the most recent dilemmas of materialist philosophies is the attempts to deny the mind and free will in humans with the claim that there are only physical and chemical interactions in humans, and hence this book comes to argue in a philosophical and scientific style to prove the existence of the human mind and its distinction, as well as the existence of free will. Contents: Translator's introduction Preface Introduction Chapter One: Ontology, the science of existence Chapter Two: Theory of knowledge Chapter Three: Duality of property and event Chapter Four: Interactive dualism Chapter Five: Causality of the agent Chapter Six: Duality of matter (substance) Chapter Seven: Free will Chapter Eight: Moral responsibility Additional notes