Readership: Advanced students and scholars of philosophy
Richard Holton, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Holton develops a unique account of the will and related phenomena that is both empirically informed and philosophically rigorous in a way that is accessible to an interdisciplinary audience." - Joshua May, Metapsychology
Introduction 1: Intention 2: Belief 3: Choice 4: Weakness of Will 5: Temptation 6: Strength of Will 7: Rationality 8: Freedom Bibliography