edited by Ted Honderich

The bibliography, which barely made it into existence on 1 January 2001, and has not got attention since, is to be arranged in the same categories used in the selection of determinism and freedom writings. 'Freedom' includes both origination or free will and also voluntariness.

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1   CAUSATION -- WHAT IS IT?

Thomas Hobbes: Entire Causes and Their Only Possible Effects

David Hume: Causal Connection Is Constant Conjunction
 

2   DETERMINISM EXPOUNDED

David Hume: The Obviousness of the Truth of Determinism
 

3   INDETERMINISM EXPOUNDED

Immanuel Kant: For Determinism in a Way, and also Indeterminism, and for Freedom of Origination being Consistent with the Determinism

 Robert Kane: Reflections on Free Will, Determinism and Indeterminism
 

4    DETERMINISM OR INDETERMINISM -- WHICH IS TRUE?

David Hume: The Obviousness of the Truth of Determinism
 

5    DETERMINISM'S POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES FOR OUR LIVES
 

6    COMPATIBILISM -- FREEDOM AS VOLUNTARINESS

Thomas Hobbes: Causation Itself, Determinism, and Their Compatibility with Freedom

David Hume: Freedom Reconciled with Determinism

Peter Strawson: Freedom and Resentment
 

7    INCOMPATIBILISM -- FREEDOM AS ORIGINATION OR FREE WILL AND ALSO VOLUNTARINESS

Bishop Bramhall: The Pretty Freedom of Thomas Hobbes that Goes With Necessity

Immanuel Kant: For Determinism in a Way, and also Indeterminism, and for Freedom of Origination Being Consistent with the Determinism

Robert Kane: Reflections on Free Will, Determinism and Indeterminism
 

8    NEITHER COMPATIBILISM NOR INCOMPATIBILISM

Ted Honderich: Determinism as True, Compatibilism and Incompatibilism as Both False, and the Real Problem

Ted Honderich: Determinism as True, Compatibilism and Incompatibilism as Both False, and the Real Problem