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 Black trying to get Jones to do what he wants. This position is argued for using Harry Frankfurt’s Frankfurt cases, which are counterexamples to PAP, and his concept of higher-order (*) desires. Daniel Dennett argues for this position in Elbow Room. Some advocates for this position argue that moral responsibility is possible in spite of all events being determined. For 10 points, name this philosophical position that argues for the validity of both determinism and free will. ■END■
ANSWER: compatibilism [accept compatibilist; accept soft determinism; accept semi-compatibilism; reject “free will” or “determinism”]
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