Do We Have Free Will?

About this event

Are humans truly free in their choices and decisions, or is our behavior ultimately shaped by factors beyond our control? The problem of free will is one of philosophy's enduring questions, intertwined with concepts such as moral responsibility, determinism, agency, and the nature of human action.

In the session "Do We Have Free Will?" Omid Keshmiri and Mohammad Yousefi will examine this issue and the perspectives surrounding it. Ramin Davatgar will moderate the session.

This program is suitable for those interested in philosophy, especially topics related to free will, determinism, and moral responsibility. The session will be held on Thursday, September 10, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the City of Philosophy of Iran, No. 5, Goldan Alley, Nelson Mandela Boulevard, Unit 3, Tehran. Attendance is open to all and no registration is required.

Speakers

Omid Keshmiri

Mohammad Yousefi

Venue

City of Philosophy of Iran · Tehran

No. 5, Goldan Alley, Nelson Mandela Boulevard, Unit 3