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deep self theory of moral responsibility: a standalone construct

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the view that people are morally responsible for actions that express their deep self, meaning their stable cares and values, rather than passing urges.

In philosophy, deep self theory of moral responsibility refers to the view that people are morally responsible for actions that express their deep self, meaning their stable cares and values, rather than passing urges. This meaning comes from Sripada (2015) in Philosophical Studies.[1]

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Sripada, C. (2015). Self-expression: a deep self theory of moral responsibility. Philosophical Studies, 173(5), 1203-1232. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11098-015-0527-9

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