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epistemic condition on moral responsibility: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of action

requirement that agents are blameworthy only if they knew or should have known the moral status of what they did, used to argue blame is rarely deserved.

In philosophy of action, epistemic condition on moral responsibility refers to requirement that agents are blameworthy only if they knew or should have known the moral status of what they did, used to argue blame is rarely deserved. This meaning comes from Rosen (2004) in Philosophical Perspectives.[1]

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Rosen, G. (2004). Skepticism about Moral Responsibility. Philosophical Perspectives, 18(1), 295-313. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1520-8583.2004.00030.x

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