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Daniel Muñoz, Sarah Stroud
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Daniel Muñoz, Sarah Stroud
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Collective Moral Responsibility as Joint Moral Responsibility
2020In this chapter, I elaborate the theory of collective moral responsibility as joint moral responsibility (JMR). Roughly speaking, other things being equal, participants in a morally significant joint action are collectively morally responsible for that action, i.e. they are jointly morally responsible for it.
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2022
Abstract This chapter investigates the nature of moral responsibility. Several different kinds of responsibility are distinguished with a view to highlighting and focusing on that particular kind, moral blameworthiness, with which the Argument from Ignorance is concerned.
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Abstract This chapter investigates the nature of moral responsibility. Several different kinds of responsibility are distinguished with a view to highlighting and focusing on that particular kind, moral blameworthiness, with which the Argument from Ignorance is concerned.
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Responsiveness And Moral Responsibility
1988Abstract We distinguish between creatures who can legitimately be held morally responsible for their actions and those who cannot. Among the actions a morally responsible agent performs, we distinguish between those actions for which the agent is morally responsible and those for which he is not.
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Journal of Mental Science, 1875
Moral Responsibility, although often treated from a metaphysical point of view, has seldom been regarded from a physical or physiological side, and yet it is from this source alone that we are at present able to gain any accurate information respecting the working of the mind, and it is chiefly from this basis that I purpose here regarding it.
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Moral Responsibility, although often treated from a metaphysical point of view, has seldom been regarded from a physical or physiological side, and yet it is from this source alone that we are at present able to gain any accurate information respecting the working of the mind, and it is chiefly from this basis that I purpose here regarding it.
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Moral Responsibility and the Moral Community: Is Moral Responsibility Essentially Interpersonal?
The Journal of Ethics, 2016Many philosophers endorse the idea that there can be no moral responsibility without a moral community and thus hold that such responsibility is essentially interpersonal. In this paper, various interpretations of this idea are distinguished, and it is argued that no interpretation of it captures a significant truth.
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