Moral Luck and Moral Responsibility
The problem of moral luck is rooted in the following pair of conflicting intuitions. On the one hand is the idea that the basis of moral assessments should be limited to factors under agents' control. This intuition can be formulated as the Control Principle: (CP) We are morally assessable only...
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