Contents
 
Luck Egalitarianism Interpreted and Defended
Richard J. Arneson
 
Three Theories of Self-Governance
Michael E. Bratman
 
Reflections on an Argument from Luck
Randolph Clarke
 
Responsibility for Character
Andrew Eshleman
 
Internally Doing and Intentionally Not Doing
Carl Ginet
 
Irreplaceability and Unique Value
Christopher Grau
 
Freedom, Hedonism, and the Intrinsic Value of Lives
Ishtiyaque Haji
 
Determinism, Randomness, and Value
Noa Latham
 
Responsibility and Globally Manipulated Agents
Michael McKenna
 
The Illusion of Conscious Will and the Causation of Intentional Actions
Alfred R.Mele
 
Deliberative Alternatives
Dana Nelkin
 
Reasons Explanation and Agent Control: In Search of an Integrated Account
Timothy O’Connor and John Ross Churchill
 
Moral Accountability
Marina Oshana
 
Is Our Conception of Agent-Causation Coherent?
Derk Pereboom
 
Responsibility and the Condition of Moral Sense
Paul Russell
 
Ignorance and Blame
Ira M. Schnall
 
Conflicting Attitudes,Moral Agency, and Conceptions of the Self
Angela M. Smith
 
Toward an Axiological Defense of Libertarianism
Daniel Speak
 
Free Agents
Galen Strawson
 
Libertarianism and Skepticism about Free Will: Some Arguments against Both
Manuel Vargas
 
Free Will Demystified: A Dispositional Account
Kadri Vihvelin
 
Constructing Normativity
R. Jay Wallace
 
Neurophilosophy of Moral Responsibility: The Case for Revisionist Compatibilism
Henrik Walter
 
Trying, Intending, and Attempted Crimes
Gideon Yaffe