PSR-2206001
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Author’s Name |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar Sharma, Uma Shankar Yadav |
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Paper id |
PSR-2206001 (Click here to go to author’s page.) |
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Title of the paper |
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Publisher Name |
Poonam Academic Research Foundation |
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Subject Area: |
Research Methodology |
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Author type |
Indian |
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Pubished in Volume |
Vol.1 |
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Issue.IV |
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01 - 05 |
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Year |
2022 |
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E-ISSN Number |
2456 – 5563 |
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Abstract |
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Both the freewill theories and our own common sense tell us that rationality is crucial to freewill, and that following our reason helps us exercise agency in our decision-making. Recent ideas in the fields of Philosophy of action and moral philosophy, however, have proposed analysis of human behavior in which reason, free will, or occasionally even both, play no part at all. The existence of reason and free will in interpreting the idea of action as opposed to events or occurrences is more crucial in today's world dominated by artificial intelligence (AI) and a mechanistic interpretation of everything going on around the planet. The purpose of this study is to examine the connection between these two key philosophical ideas. |
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Keywords |
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Rationality, Freewill, Actions, Responsibility, Individual Choice |
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Citation (Poonam Shodh Rachna) |
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Sharma, N. K., & Yadav, U. S. (2022, July 0). Rationality as a Pre-requisite for Individual Choice. Poonam Shodh Rachna. https://poonamshodh.in/public/temp/709/443d7e37adfe8a793fe4a6dbbadb0e57.pdf |
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