Deontic morality and control - Haji, Ishtiyaque (Cambridge University Press, 2002)
Other title information from cover: Cambridge studies in philosophy
Includes bibliographical references (pages 272-281) and index
Two Parallel Riddles -- - Primary Goals -- - Prospectus -- - Determinism and Deontic Morality -- - Obligation and Control -- - Fundamentals of Moral Obligation -- - 'Can' and Obligation -- - Frankfurt-Type Cases and Deontic Control -- - Frankfurt-Type Examples -- - A Requirement of Alternative Possibilities for Wrong Actions -- - Principle CK and Wrongness -- - The Plausibility of Principles CK and WC -- - A Requirement of Alternative Possibilities for Deontic Morality -- - An Alternative Argument -- - Control Requirements of Deontic Anchors: Some Objections -- - Objections to K and Replies -- - Frankfurt-Type Cases and K -- - A Widerkerian Objection against K -- - An Objection from Counterintuitiveness -- - Fischer against K -- - A Direct Threat against K from Frankfurt-Type Examples -- - Self-Imposed Impossibility and K -- - Pereboom on OW -- - Genuine Moral Dilemmas and OW -- - Yaffe on K -- - Determinism and Deontic Anchors -- - The Consequence Argument for the Incompatibility of Determinism and Alternative Possibilities -- - Some Objections and Replies -- - Why Determinism Undermines Deontic Anchors -- - Objections to the New Incompatibility Thesis and Replies -- - Saka on 'Ought' Implies 'Can' and Determinism -- - Indeterminism and Deontic Morality -- - Transition: From Determinism to Indeterminism -- - Synopsis -- - R-Libertarianism -- - Modest Meleian Libertarianism -- - An Objection and a Reply -- - Modest Meleian Libertarianism and Deontic Anchors -- - Robust Modest R-Libertarianism and Luck -- - Robust Modest R-Libertarianism -- - Robust R-Libertarianism and the Luck Objection