Mind, Brain, and Free Will

This is an interesting and provocative book. It defends a view about human beings and their nature, which, for better or for worse, is a minority view nowadays among philosophers but which, as Swinburne points out, has probably been the "traditional majority Western view on these issues" ... The scope of the book is especially impressive, and the picture it paints is powerful and suggestive David Palmer, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews