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Philosophy of action

compatibilist account on which an agent is responsible when acting from their own mechanism that is suitably responsive to reasons.

In philosophy of action, reasons-responsiveness theory refers to compatibilist account on which an agent is responsible when acting from their own mechanism that is suitably responsive to reasons. This meaning comes from Fischer (1998) in Responsibility and Control.[1]

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References

Fischer, J. M., & Ravizza, M. (1998). Responsibility and Control. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9780511814594

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