week 12 Flashcards

(6 cards)

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According to Michael S. Moore, what is a key requirement for moral and legal responsibility?

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A causal link between actions and outcomes.

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What does Federico Faroldi argue in contrast to Moore’s position?

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That moral responsibility can exist even without direct causation.

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What does Richard Holton suggest about the “strength of will”?

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It involves the ability to remember and stick to a resolution.

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According to Velleman, how is moral responsibility best understood?

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As an outcome of acts that are endorsed through self-reflection.

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What is the challenge posed by the concept of “overdetermination” in assigning responsibility?

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It involves multiple causes contributing to an outcome, complicating responsibility.

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What question does the problem of “moral luck” raise?

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Whether outcomes beyond our control should influence our moral responsibility.

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