- So What?"
A form of this position is defended in a Peter Graham paper that takes issue with Helen Beebee's claim that this position allows the breaking of laws of nature. David Lewis posited a "Local Miracle" form of this position in a paper that refutes Peter van Inwagen's so-called "Consequence Argument." First- and second-order desires are arranged in a hierarchal system in one thinker's mesh theory of this position. The Principle of Alternative Possibilities is refuted using the example of Ms. White influencing the vote of Donald the Democrat in a Harry Frankfurt article that defends this doctrine. (*) Daniel Dennett argued for this position in Elbow Room and the article "I Could Not Have Done Otherwise - So What?" This position champions the existence of a "soft" form of a certain concept. For 10 points, name this philosophical doctrine holding that free will and determinism are reconcilable.
A form of this position is defended in a Peter Graham paper that takes issue with Helen Beebee's claim that this position allows the breaking of laws of nature.
compatibilism [prompt on soft determinism but do not accept "free will" or "(hard) determinism"] 