Responsibility and desert:
"Responsibility & Desert advances a conversational theory of moral responsibility that relies upon desert as the normative basis for blame and punishment. A conversational theory understands the relationship between a blameworthy wrongdoer and those who hold her to account by blaming to be...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Responsibility & Desert advances a conversational theory of moral responsibility that relies upon desert as the normative basis for blame and punishment. A conversational theory understands the relationship between a blameworthy wrongdoer and those who hold her to account by blaming to be similar to the relationship between competent speakers engaged in a conversational exchange. Blame can therefore be appraised for being meaningful as a reply to a culpable party's conduct. But meaningfulness alone is inadequate to justify blame and punishment. Might one appeal to fairness, reasonableness, or just utility? Perhaps. But desert is widely regarded as the proper basis for blame and punishment. Well, is it? Responsibility & Desert explores just what desert is within the domain of moral responsibility, when conceptualized within the framework of the conversational theory. It does not offer an unqualified defence, but it does offer a best case for treating desert as the proper basis for the communicative character of blame and punishment. To do so, familiar challenges to desert and retribution are taken up. Does deserved blame and punishment commit us to the noninstrumental goodness of harms to the blameworthy and criminally culpable? Is this mere vengeance? Does it also commit us to extremely harsh treatment in response to extremely egregious wrongdoing? Responsibility & Desert does not shy away from accepting hard truths about appeal to desert, but it does show that many of the most damning indictments of it are misguided"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xii, 320 Seiten 22 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780197679968 |
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Contents Acknowledgments ix 1. Introduction 1 PART I. THE VIEW 2. Directed Blame and Conversation 3. Basically Deserved Blame and Its Value 4. Punishment and the Value of Deserved Suffering 15 45 77 PART II. CLARIFICATIONS AND FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS 5. The Free Will Debate and Basic Desert 105 6. Fittingness as a Pitiful Intellectualist Trinket? 135 7. Guilt and Self-Blame 172 PART III. INTERROGATING THE PROPOSAL 8. The Attenuated Role of the Hostile Emotions 197 9. Power, Social Inequities, and the Conversational Theory 225 10. Wimpy Retributivism and the Promise of Moral Influence Theories 248 11. Conclusion 271 Appendix: The Signaling Theory ofBlame as a Competitor Proposal Bibliography Index ofAuthors Index of Topics 287 299 313 317 |
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