Theory of Agency, Or, an Essay on the Nature, Source and Extent of Moral Freedom: In Two Parts, with Occasional Observations and Reflections.

Exploring the concept of moral freedom, this essay delves into the nature, source, and extent of agency. It is divided into two parts, offering a thorough analysis of how individuals exercise moral choice and the philosophical implications of such freedom. Through occasional observations and reflections, the author examines the interplay between human agency and ethical considerations, providing a thought-provoking discourse on the responsibilities that accompany moral decision-making.