The Case for Zombie Agency

Wayne Wu

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Embodied and Extended Cognition Free Will and Agency

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In response to Mole 2009, I present an argument for zombie action. The crucial question is not whether but rather to what extent we are zombie agents. I argue that current evidence supports only minimal zombie agency.

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