Responsibility and Control¶
Fischer, J. M., & Ravizza, M. (1998). Responsibility and Control: A Theory of Moral Responsibility. Cambridge University Press.
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Primes¶
- Responsibility Attribution
- Its defining structure is a directed assignment from effects to responsible sources, gated by counterfactual and normative tests: an agent is held responsible to the degree that the outcome would have differed had it acted otherwise (counterfactual dependence), that the act was within its control, and that it could foresee the consequence.
This sourceGrounds the control- and reasons-responsiveness ("guidance control") and foreseeability conditions that gate moral responsibility, supporting both the defining gated structure (841) and the coherence of caused-yet-not-responsible / minor-cause-yet-major-responsibility judgments (851).
- Its defining structure is a directed assignment from effects to responsible sources, gated by counterfactual and normative tests: an agent is held responsible to the degree that the outcome would have differed had it acted otherwise (counterfactual dependence), that the act was within its control, and that it could foresee the consequence.
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