<p>This essay offers replies to the commentaries on my recent book, <i>Free Will’s Value: Criminal Justice</i>,<i> Pride</i>,<i> and Love</i> (Lemos, <CitationRef CitationID="CR13">2023</CitationRef>). Issues addressed concern the coherence of my indeterministic weightings view of libertarian free will, the empirical plausibility of the view, the rational basis for my rejection of compatibilism, and the merits of my pragmatic/axiological defense of belief in such free will.</p>

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  • John Lemos

摘要

This essay offers replies to the commentaries on my recent book, Free Will’s Value: Criminal Justice, Pride, and Love (Lemos, 2023). Issues addressed concern the coherence of my indeterministic weightings view of libertarian free will, the empirical plausibility of the view, the rational basis for my rejection of compatibilism, and the merits of my pragmatic/axiological defense of belief in such free will.