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free will

/ˌfriː ˈwɪl/

Traduction: Concept philosophique selon lequel les individus ont la capacité de faire des choix qui ne sont pas prédéterminés par des causes antérieures ou par une intervention divine, souvent discuté en éthique, en religion et en psychologie.

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  • frConcept philosophique selon lequel les individus ont la capacité de faire des choix qui ne sont pas prédéterminés par des causes antérieures ou par une intervention divine, souvent discuté en éthique, en religion et en psychologie.

The philosophical concept that individuals have the power to make choices that are not determined by prior causes or divine intervention, often discussed in ethics, religion, and psychology.

  1. Philosophical conceptB2formal

    The power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion.

    frlibre arbitre

    • The debate about free will versus determinism has been ongoing for centuries.
    • Many philosophers argue that free will is an illusion.
    • She made the choice of her own free will.
  2. Legal and personal autonomyB2formal

    The right to make one's own decisions without external coercion.

    frlibre arbitre

    • He signed the contract of his own free will.
    • The court determined that the confession was given of free will.
    • People should have the free will to choose their own career path.
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