The term “semi-[this philosophical position]” was coined by John Martin Fischer. The book Brainstorms argues for this philosophical position using a two-stage model for a certain process. Examples by one philosopher arguing for this position consider (-5[1])Black trying to get Jones to do what he wants. (15[4]-5[4])This position is argued for using (-5[1])Harry (-5[1])Frankfurt’s (-5[2])Frankfurt (-5[2])cases, (-5[1])which are counterexamples to PAP, and his concept of higher-order (-5[1])(*) desires. Daniel Dennett argues (10[1])for (10[1])this position (-5[1])in Elbow Room. (10[1]-5[1])Some (0[1])advocates (0[1]-5[1])for this position argue (-5[1])that moral responsibility is possible in spite of (-5[1])all (-5[1])events being determined. (10[2]-5[6])For (-5[2])10 points, name this philosophical (-5[1])position (-5[1])that argues for the validity (-5[1])of both (10[1])determinism (-5[1])and (10[2])free will. (10[6]0[1]-5[1])■END■ (10[16]0[13])