Add to ORKGThe blameworthy deserve blame. So runs a platitude of commonsense morality. My aim here is to set out an understanding of this desert claim (as I call it) on which it can be seen to be a familiar and attractive aspect of moral thought. I conclude with a response to a prominent denial of the claim
Let F be a fact in virtue of which an agent, S, is blameworthy for performing an act of A-ing. We ad...
A punitive desert-claim should be understood as a claim about the intrinsic value of punishment, whe...
Consider the idea that suffering of some specific kind is deserved by those who are guilty of moral ...
The blameworthy deserve blame. So runs a platitude of commonsense morality. My aim here is to set ou...
In the contemporary moral responsibility debate, most theorists seem to be giving accounts of respon...
How should we understand basic desert as a justification for blaming? Many philosophers account for ...
Morality as we know it seems inextricably involved with notions of responsibility, desert, and blame...
Many philosophers characterize a particularly important sense of free will and responsibility by ref...
In the paper, I try to cast some doubt on traditional attempts to define, or explicate, mo...
Theories of moral desert focus only on the personal culpability of the agent to determine the amount...
In this paper I examine the relevance of moral desert with regards to compatibilist accounts of mora...
Many philosophers claim that it is always intrinsically good when people get what they deserve and t...
On a basic desert conception of moral responsibility, any agent who freely, knowingly, and inexcusab...
Let F be a fact in virtue of which an agent, S, is blameworthy for performing an act of A-ing. We ad...
A punitive desert-claim should be understood as a claim about the intrinsic value of punishment, whe...
Consider the idea that suffering of some specific kind is deserved by those who are guilty of moral ...
The blameworthy deserve blame. So runs a platitude of commonsense morality. My aim here is to set ou...
In the contemporary moral responsibility debate, most theorists seem to be giving accounts of respon...
How should we understand basic desert as a justification for blaming? Many philosophers account for ...
Morality as we know it seems inextricably involved with notions of responsibility, desert, and blame...
Many philosophers characterize a particularly important sense of free will and responsibility by ref...
In the paper, I try to cast some doubt on traditional attempts to define, or explicate, mo...
Theories of moral desert focus only on the personal culpability of the agent to determine the amount...
In this paper I examine the relevance of moral desert with regards to compatibilist accounts of mora...
Many philosophers claim that it is always intrinsically good when people get what they deserve and t...
On a basic desert conception of moral responsibility, any agent who freely, knowingly, and inexcusab...
Let F be a fact in virtue of which an agent, S, is blameworthy for performing an act of A-ing. We ad...
A punitive desert-claim should be understood as a claim about the intrinsic value of punishment, whe...
Consider the idea that suffering of some specific kind is deserved by those who are guilty of moral ...