• Determinism
• Fatalism
• Predestination
• The Free Will Problem
• Hard Determinism
• Soft Determinism
• Libertarianism
• Indeterminism
• Existentialism
  
• Anguish
• Forlornness
• Despair
  
• Karma

Part II: Short Answer. You should be able to explain the following concepts and ideas:

• Taylor's account of the four presuppositions of deliberation.
• Taylor's account of the two components of our experience of freedom. 
• The three components of Taylor's account of Soft Determinism.
• Taylor's criticism of Soft Determinism.
• Taylor's criticism of Indeterminism.
• Which components of deliberation are violated by Soft Determinism and Indeterminism.
  
• Taylor's account of the metaphysical presuppositions of agency.
• Blatchford's definition of Free Will.
• Blatchford's argument against Free Will.
• The conclusions Blatchford draws from his account of free will.
• Sartre's conception of existentialism and the differences between "existence comes before essence" and "essence comes before existence."
• Sartre account of my responsibilities to others.
  
• Sartre's accounts of anguish, forlornness, and despair.
• Radhakrishnan's conception of Karma.
• The problem of Karma and Free Will.
• Radhakrishnan's solution to this problem.
• The ethical conclusions Radhakrishnan draws from this.

Part III: Short Essay. You should be prepared to write a short essay comparing the views of two philosophers we studied this unit to the film A Clockwork Orange.