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This introduction to the fourth volume of Oxford Studies in Agency and Responsibility briefly discusses each of the new essays being published. The essays cover a wide range of topics relevant to agency and responsibility: free will, strength of will, the nature of intentions, practical necessity, shared agency, partial responsibility, criminal attempts, the forward-looking role of blame, responsibility for implicit bias, epistemic skepticism, forgiveness, regret, and protest. Approximately half the essays are on agency, and the other half are on responsibility, with different methodological approaches and emphases in the various essays. They represent some of the best cutting-edge work being done in the field.
Title: Introduction
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This introduction to the fourth volume of Oxford Studies in Agency and Responsibility briefly discusses each of the new essays being published.
The essays cover a wide range of topics relevant to agency and responsibility: free will, strength of will, the nature of intentions, practical necessity, shared agency, partial responsibility, criminal attempts, the forward-looking role of blame, responsibility for implicit bias, epistemic skepticism, forgiveness, regret, and protest.
Approximately half the essays are on agency, and the other half are on responsibility, with different methodological approaches and emphases in the various essays.
They represent some of the best cutting-edge work being done in the field.
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