Add to ORKGCriminal responsibility is almost universally thought to require moral responsibility. Using the psychological theory of situationism,\u27 however, I will argue that criminal responsibility can survive-and therefore that defendants can be justly punished-without moral responsibility
It is clear that lack of awareness of the consequences of an action can undermine moral responsibili...
Under what conditions is a person morally responsible for something they have done? Two conditions c...
The mother lode of criminal law scholarship is a unitary theory of excuses, that is, a normative acc...
The situationist literature in psychology claims that conduct is not determined by character and ref...
This invited entry offers a brief overview of criminal responsibility. The fir...
This article is concerned with the conflict between two theories of moral responsibility for wrongdo...
Situationism is the position that there is no such thing as broad, situation-invariant character. Th...
ii Situationism is the position that there is no such thing as broad, situation-invariant character....
The paper begins with the plausible view that criminal responsibility should track moral responsibil...
Anglo-American theorists of the criminal law have concentrated on-one is tempted to say obsessed ov...
Criminal law, reflecting widely accepted act theory, typically holds that responsibility depends o...
This thesis examines whether it is appropriate to blame the subjects who act wrongly in the situatio...
Certain aspects of our situations often influence us in significant and negative ways, without our k...
It is clear that lack of awareness of the consequences of an action can undermine moral responsibili...
Under what conditions is a person morally responsible for something they have done? Two conditions c...
The mother lode of criminal law scholarship is a unitary theory of excuses, that is, a normative acc...
The situationist literature in psychology claims that conduct is not determined by character and ref...
This invited entry offers a brief overview of criminal responsibility. The fir...
This article is concerned with the conflict between two theories of moral responsibility for wrongdo...
Situationism is the position that there is no such thing as broad, situation-invariant character. Th...
ii Situationism is the position that there is no such thing as broad, situation-invariant character....
The paper begins with the plausible view that criminal responsibility should track moral responsibil...
Anglo-American theorists of the criminal law have concentrated on-one is tempted to say obsessed ov...
Criminal law, reflecting widely accepted act theory, typically holds that responsibility depends o...
This thesis examines whether it is appropriate to blame the subjects who act wrongly in the situatio...
Certain aspects of our situations often influence us in significant and negative ways, without our k...
It is clear that lack of awareness of the consequences of an action can undermine moral responsibili...
Under what conditions is a person morally responsible for something they have done? Two conditions c...
The mother lode of criminal law scholarship is a unitary theory of excuses, that is, a normative acc...