intro to philosophy: the power of free will
About this course
The course examines the concept of free will, exploring how philosophers, theologians and psychologists argue about whether our choices are truly autonomous or shaped by external forces. It walks through the moral implications of agency, asking whether responsibility follows from freedom and how beliefs about free will affect confidence and motivation. Psychological perspectives on the sense of agency and personal identity are also considered, highlighting the tension between self‑determination and deterministic explanations.
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What you'll learn
- Explain key philosophical arguments for and against free will
- Assess how free will relates to moral responsibility and ethical decision‑making
- Analyze the psychological impact of believing in or doubting free will
- Identify how concepts of agency influence personal motivation and identity
Course objectives
- Explore major debates surrounding free will in philosophy, religion, and psychology
- Critically evaluate the consequences of free will theories for moral obligation
- Reflect on personal beliefs about autonomy and their practical effects
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