Cover -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Dedication Page -- Contents -- Figures -- Acknowledgments -- I Introduction -- 1 Varieties Of Freedom -- (i) Two Capital Distinctions -- (ii) Scalar And Absolute Freedom -- (iii) Complete And Incomplete Freedom -- 2 Varieties Of Detenninism -- 3 Formal Matters -- (i) The Problem -- (ii) The First Solution: Temporal Modal Logic -- (iii) The Second Solution: Barbara LXL -- (iv) The Third Solution: Relative Modality -- (v) The Fourth Solution: Elements Of A New System -- II On The Dispute Between Compatibilists And Incompatibilists -- (i) On Kenny's Scotist Argument -- (ii) Some Considerations About Meaning -- III The Correlation Thesis -- (i) Two Objections To A Correlation Thesis -- (ii) One-One Or One-Many, But Not Many-One -- (iii) Designating Neural Kinds -- (iv) Designating Mental Kinds -- (v) The 'Style' Of Correlation: Additive Versusnon-Additive -- (vi) How Correlations Are Established -- (vii) The Identity Theory -- (viii) Summary -- IV Three Problems For The Libertarian -- (i) Neurophysiological Indeterminism -- (ii) The Mind's Dependence On The Brain -- (iii) The Random And The Free -- V Hegemony -- (i) Proposal Of The Theory -- (ii) Systems Of Alternating Hegemony -- (iii) Decisions -- VI The Random And The Free -- (i) Self-Determinism Or Agent Causality -- (ii) Activity And Passivity -- (iii) Purpose -- (iv) Theory Of Mind -- (v) The Conditions Of Freedom Of Decision -- VII Paralipomena -- (i) Freedom Of Action -- (ii) Freedom Of Will And Strength Of Will -- (iii) Scalar Freedom And Responsibility -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index