Responsibility collapses: why moral responsibility is impossible

"There is no other book that argues against moral responsibility based on foundationalism, the epistemic condition, and internalism, and shows that these arguments cohere. The book's arguments for internalism and quantifying responsibility are new to the literature. Ultimately, the book's conclusions undermine our commonsense view of the world and the most common philosophical understanding of God, morality, and relationships. Responsibility Collapses: Why Moral Responsibility is Impossible is essential reading for scholars and advanced students in philosophy, religious studies, and political science who are interested in debates about agency, free will, and moral responsibility"--

Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I Nature -- 1 Nature -- Part II Impossibility -- 2 Foundation -- 3 Epistemic Condition -- 4 Internalism -- 5 Practical Reasoning -- Part III Other Theories -- 6 Explaining Other Arguments -- 7 Guidance Control -- Part IV Amount of Responsibility -- 8 Amount -- 9 Aggregation -- Part V Implications -- 10 Implications -- Part VI Appendices -- Appendix One: Externalism and Counterfactuals -- Appendix Two: Externalism and Backtracking -- Bibliography -- Index.