Libertarian Free Will: Philosophy and Neuroscience
Explore the philosophical and neuroscientific evidence for human free will through a comprehensive examination of consciousness, determinism, and moral agency.
Explore the philosophical and neuroscientific evidence for human free will through a comprehensive examination of consciousness, determinism, and moral agency.
This specialization delves into the fascinating debate about human free will, combining philosophical arguments with cutting-edge neuroscientific evidence. Through three courses, students explore libertarian free will, examining both philosophical perspectives and neurological foundations. The program covers key concepts such as consciousness, determinism, neural mechanisms, and the relationship between imagination and morality. Students will learn to analyze arguments against free will, understand the neural basis of decision-making, and explore how evolution has shaped our capacity for free choice.
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What you'll learn
Understand philosophical arguments for and against free will
Analyze neuroscientific evidence related to consciousness and decision-making
Explore the relationship between brain function and free will
Evaluate the role of imagination in human agency
Examine the neural basis of moral decision-making
Develop critical thinking skills in philosophical argumentation
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There are 3 courses in this program
The Basics of Libertarian Free Will
Course 1 · 6 Hours to complete · 3 modules
Free Will and Neuroscience
Course 2 · 9 Hours to complete · 3 modules
Neural Basis of Imagination, Free Will, and Morality
Course 3 · 5 Hours to complete · 2 modules
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