necessitarian
英 [nɪˌsesɪ'teərɪən] 美 [nəˌsesə'terɪrn]

adj.

必然论的；

n.

必然论者；

英英释义

necessitarian[ ni,sesi'tεəriən, nə- ]

• n.someone who does not believe the doctrine of free will

权威例句

Necessitarian propositions
Necessitarian propositions. Synthese
Luther's necessitarian argument in De servo arbitrio
The Necessitarian Perspective: Laws as Natural Entailments
False necessity--anti-necessitarian social theory in the service of radical democracy :
Skinner's Concept of the Operant: From Necessitarian to Probabilistic Causality
Necessitarian Aspects in the Prototype of Nakagawa Yoichi's Accidentalism : An Analysis of His Novel Sushiki-no-Haitta-Ren'aishi
[Book review] false necessity, anti-necessitarian social theory in the service of radical democracy
Calvin’s Reception and Reformulation of the Necessitarian Concepts of the Early Reformation on Human Will, Providence, and Predesti...
The Stakes of Spinoza’s Language: A Moderate Necessitarian Understanding of 'Ethics' and Spinoza’s Conception of Freedom as Both P...