Tuesday at 4pm in Hagerty 159 we continue discussion of Rödl’s first lecture, where he argues that the problem of spontaneity, self-determination, or the freedom of self-consciousness as reason as it arises in German idealism is in fact a universal problem. This is seen for example by its persistence in the very different tradition of analytic philosophy, with reference to articles by Anscombe and Hornsby .
For optional readings go here.
Engstrom article recommended as supplement.