JOURNAL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY Journal of Moral Philosophy–481

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• Philosophy
• Academia
• Virtue
• Politics
• Luck
• Egalitarianism
• Luck egalitarianism
• American philosophers
• Social theories
• Justice
• Gerald Cohen
• Richard Arneson

Review Essay: Taking the Highway on Skepticism, Luck, and the Value of Responsibilityi It is hard not to notice the amount of ink that has been recently spilled over free will and moral responsibility. Notably, there are

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The first is the account’s explicit appeal to non-consequentialist moral distinctions. The second is its tacit appeal to luck-egalitarian theories of distributive justice. “Law is the bridge between scientific knowle

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• Climate change policy
• Climate change
• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
• United Nations Environment Programme
• IPCC Third Assessment Report
• Global warming
• Economics of global warming
• Emissions trading
• Adaptation to global warming
• Kyoto Protocol and government action

In press: M. Brockman (ed.), Future Science: 19 Essay from the Cutting Edge Should the law depend on luck? Fiery Cushman On a snowy Sunday afternoon Hal and Peter watch

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• Morality
• Ethology
• Social philosophy
• Philosophy of life
• Social psychology
• Moral psychology
• Moral luck
• Jean Piaget
• Corporal punishment
• Ethics
• Philosophy
• Behavior

Forthcoming: The Blackwell Companion to Experimental Philosophy The adaptive logic of moral luck Justin W. Martin & Fiery Cushman Harvard University

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• Morality
• Behavior
• Philosophy of life
• Philosophy of science
• Science of morality
• Moral luck
• Moral character
• Moral responsibility
• Justice
• Philosophy
• Social philosophy
• Ethics

Microsoft Word - holding people responsible - MANCEPT working paper 3.doc

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• Justice
• Philosophy of law
• Moral responsibility
• Ethics
• Luck egalitarianism
• Philosophy
• Political philosophy
• Sociology

Luck, blame, and blameworthiness (word count, 11 Dec 2011: 9,039)

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• Ethics
• Mind
• Emotions
• Blame
• Bullying
• Moral luck
• Attitude
• T. M. Scanlon
• Luck
• Behavior
• Social psychology
• Ethology

{1} The Contours of Blame D. Justin Coates & Neal A. Tognazzini 1. Introduction Whether or not P. F. Strawson was right about the precise attitudes and emotional

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• Social psychology
• Ethology
• Philosophy of life
• Emotions
• Morality
• Blame
• Moral luck
• Moral responsibility
• T. M. Scanlon
• Behavior
• Philosophy
• Ethics

Microsoft Word - meaning_in_life_without_free_will.doc

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• Free will
• Causality
• Philosophy of life
• Moral responsibility
• Incompatibilism
• Robert Kane
• Compatibilism
• Moral luck
• Ted Honderich
• Philosophy
• Determinism
• Metaphysics

The first is the account’s explicit appeal to non-consequentialist moral distinctions. The second is its tacit appeal to luck-egalitarian theories of distributive justice. “Law is the bridge between scientific knowle

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• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
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