Albert Bazala’s Compatibilism
Matko Gjurašin
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Matko Gjurašin
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In 1910, in the journal Hrvatsko kolo of Matica Hrvatska, Albert Bazala published his article “O slobodi volje” [“On the freedom of the will”], in which he argues for compatibilism between free will and determinism. In this article, I analyze Bazala’s compatibilism. I show that Bazala can be categorized as a classical compatibilist and that in his thinking about free will he was probably influenced by Locke and Wundt.
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In 1910, in the journal Hrvatsko kolo of Matica Hrvatska, Albert Bazala published his article “O slobodi volje” [“On the freedom of the will”], in which he argues for compatibilism between free will and determinism. In this article, I analyze Bazala’s compatibilism. I show that Bazala can be categorized as a classical compatibilist and that in his thinking about free will he was probably influenced by Locke and Wundt.
Key concepts: Compatibilism, Determinism, Free will, Epistemology, Philosophy