Of Liberty and Necessity

The book provides a comprehensive examination of the 18th-century discourse surrounding the freedom of the will, highlighting significant philosophical contributions from well-known figures like Locke, Hume, Edwards, and Reid. It also explores the perspectives of lesser-known writers, offering fresh interpretations of their arguments. This thorough analysis sheds light on a central philosophical issue, enriching the understanding of the historical context and the evolution of thought regarding free will.