Free Will: The Illusion That Shapes Our Lives
Sam Harris, a renowned neuroscientist and philosopher, takes us on a thought-provoking journey in his book, Free Will, dismantling the seemingly unshakable belief in our ability to make free choices. He masterfully argues that free will is an illusion, a product of our intricate brain processes that we often mistake for true agency. Harris deftly explores the complex interplay of neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy, dissecting the very foundation of our understanding of free will. He presents a compelling case, supported by scientific evidence, demonstrating that our choices are ultimately determined by factors outside our conscious control. He challenges our traditional concepts of morality, responsibility, and justice, highlighting how our understanding of human behavior needs to shift. He doesn't advocate for a deterministic world devoid of meaning, but instead suggests a more nuanced approach to understanding human agency, one that acknowledges the powerful influences on our actions. Free Will is a groundbreaking work that will challenge your assumptions about the nature of consciousness and the very essence of being human. It's an invitation to critically examine our beliefs and to embrace a more realistic understanding of our own actions. Sam Harris is a world-renowned author, neuroscientist, and philosopher known for his thought-provoking work on topics such as free will, morality, and consciousness.
| Wydawnictwo | Free Press |
| data wydania | 6 marca 2012 |
| ISBN | 9781451683400 |
| liczba stron | 96 |
| słowa kluczowe | Free will, wolna wola |
| kategoria | popularnonaukowa |
| język | angielski |
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