Philosophy: Immanuel Kant and free will

[Sicotic87]

Does anyone know where I can find info on Immanuel Kant (or any other post-Socratic philosopher) and his stance on free will?
I got two more pages left for my research paper and I'm not finding any good info

 

[crystalklear64]

I would maybe try the internet.

 

[Sicotic87]

Yup, tried that, and maybe I'm searching the wrong things but I'm not finding anything good.

 

[kodave]

I take it you're in high school? If you're in college, surely your college has access to various online databases, secondary scholarly resources like JSTOR, and that thing filled with all the paper bindings... the library.

At any rate, if you've searched the internet, you've surely come across this list of recources: http://www.siena.edu/pages/2480.asp ... None of those helped you BS out two more pages?

 

[Sicotic87]

In college, paper's due tomorrow and I procrastinated (of course), and I actually have not come across that list. Thanks a bunch for adding it though, I'm gonna look into it in a few minutes

 

[Rocko]

Yeah, try JSTOR. I used JSTOR for my papers two semesters ago for a 2000-level philosophy class.

 

[kirby145]

When I was in a college writing class our library had a website you could search, and it included every database in the library. Pretty cool

 

[nasum]

you Kan't find anything?


AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_WRFJwGsbY

 

[Sicotic87]

lol
Paper was finished late last night, everything you guys posted here helped, thanks a bunch

 

[Canadian_Man]

[quote name='nasum']you Kan't find anything?[/QUOTE]
This needed to be said :lol: