| Introduction to Philosophy | Notes | This is not a substitute for coming to class | Richard Lee |
| Philosophy 2003 C 001 | Copyright © 1999, Richard Lee | Spring 1999 | |
Compatibilist can accept:
P did A freely = P did A and P was free not to do A.
But for an account of "free not to do" the compatibilist proposes:
P was free not to do A = P's doing A was not compelled by external factors. (Negative Account)
(Stace's Gandhi example P 343b)
Alternatively,
P was free not to do A = If P had chosen not to do A, P would not have done A. (Conditional Account) (Cf. Stace P 344b)