Compatibilism says that _______. A. there is free will even ...

[Mr.Thesaxman]

Compatibilism says that _______.
 
  A. there is free will even though determinism is true
  B. there is free will, so determinism is false
  C. not every event is determined
  D. some events are uncaused

Question 2

What was distinctive about Kant's view of the nature of self as related to experience?
 
  Anyone good with Kantian moral theory?

[nikmaaacs]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

- Kant attempted to synthesize rationalism and empiricism by showing the important role of both experience and reason.
- Disturbed by Hume's conclusions, Kant observed what Hume had overlooked: our primary experience of the world is not a disconnected stream of sensations. In general, we live in a fairly stable and orderly world in which sensations are woven together into a fabric that is familiar to us.
- For Kant, the order and organization of our world comes from our own minds, that sort, organize, relate, and synthesize fragmented input.