Freedom, Responsibility, and Value

Freedom, Responsibility, and Value

Essays in Honor of John Martin Fischer

Cyr, Taylor W.; Law, Andrew; Tognazzini, Neal A.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

04/2025

280

Mole

9781032288642

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Introduction Taylor W. Cyr, Andrew Law, and Neal A. Tognazzini Part 1: Freedom and Responsibility 1. A Simple but Powerful Idea: Actual Sequences and Free Will Carolina Sartorio 2. Responsibility and Reasons-Responsiveness Dana Kay Nelkin and Manuel Vargas 3. Fischer on Epistemic and Freedom Requirements for Moral Responsibility Alfred R. Mele 4. Meaning in the Middle: Responsibility, Narrative, and Agential History Meghan Griffith 5. Retributivism and the Relevance of Metaphysics to Practice Derk Pereboom 6. Control Over and Responsibility for Belief Matthias P. Steup 7. Losing Free Will? Three Thought Experiments Kadri Vihvelin 8. Accounting for Failure Randolph Clarke 9. The Peculiar Moral Position of Psychopaths Gary Watson Part 2: Interlude 10. The Resilience of Moral Responsibility John Martin Fischer Part 3: Value 11. The "Range" Argument from Evil Peter van Inwagen 12. Is Temporal Bias Key to Justifying Fischer's Asymmetry? Travis Timmerman 13. Music, Death, and Grief Martha C. Nussbaum
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John Martin Fischer;moral responsibility;freedom;free will;Frankfurt examples;narrative;agential history;determinism;robust alternatives;doxastic control;epistemic responsibility;semi-compatibilism;psychopaths;failure;divine foreknowledge;evil;asymmetry problem