Jiyū wa shinkasuru (Tankobon Hardcover)

Dennett presents free will not as an all-or-nothing concept but as something that develops. I'm curious what inspired this dynamic view and how it impacts our understanding of moral responsibility.

The way complex brain processes are linked to philosophical questions made me think about how much we really understand about consciousness. Was this accessible enough for general readers or more suited for specialists?

It feels like a key argument that our capacity for free will is tied to biological and cultural evolution. I wonder if this perspective helps bridge science and philosophy more effectively.