Reviews

"Clarke's book marks a leop forward in our understanding of all the various forms of incompatibilism."--Gideon Yaffe, The Journal of Ethics
"This book is an important contribution to the debate on free will. Clarke provides a careful and comprehensive assessment of a variety of libertarian accounts. He displays impressive command of the subject and argues with subtlety and ingenuity. As far as I can tell, he significantly advances the discussion about such central issues as the problem of active control and the possibility of agent causation."--Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews