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Free Will And Moral Responsibility
2005Abstract Much has been written recently about free will and moral responsibility. In this chapter I will focus on the relationship between free will, on the one hand, and various notions that fall under the rubric of “morality,” broadly construed, on the other: deliberation and practical reasoning, moral responsibility, and ethical ...
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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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Moral Responsibility and Moral Imagination
2001The rhetoric of ‘responsibility’ is prominent in the research ethics debate, not least in discussions about genetics and genetic engineering. It is also very common in political and religious discourse. But the term is elusive. It is seldom defined. It is also a rather new term in Western ethical discourse.
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Moral Theory, Moral Dilemmas, and Moral Responsibilities
1996Abstract Discussion of the possibility of moral dilemmas has coincided to some extent with debate about the viability of moral theory. In fact, it is sometimes suggested that the assertion that there are moral dilemmas is a key element in the critique of moral theory, alongside claims concerning the significance of the plurality of moral
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Moral Education,Moral Responsibility,and Deontic Morality
2011Young children are not normative agents. Because of this, they are not morally responsible for their behaviour. One of the primary aims of educating children is to ensure that they become normative agents who are capable of shouldering moral responsibility for their actions.
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Abstract Beginning in childhood, and continuing throughout our lives, we are immersed in a web of attitudes, evaluations, and practices that are evidence of our deep commitment to moral responsibility. At the same time, we encounter puzzles and perplexities that may encourage a misplaced scepticism about moral responsibility.
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Mindfulness, Moral Reasoning and Responsibility: Towards Virtue in Ethical Decision-Making
Journal of Business Ethics, 2021Charlene Lew
exaly

