Not/One: Philosophy of Freedom

by Denys Spirin

The book does not prove freedom and does not set out to. It demarcates the free act, states the primitive that authorship requires, separates its position from agent-causal and non-causal accounts, keeps authorship local to particular acts, and builds identity across them through the Name. Determinism terminates in a primitive of its own. The resulting symmetry leaves two wagers on the table and asks what follows from taking either one.