Responsibility, Character, and the Emotions [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 43 (2):421-423 (1989)
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This useful and diverse collection of essays is tied together by the themes announced in the title. One is historical, two are critiques of psychological theorizing, three are about the general theory of responsibility, two about the theory of punishment, two about criminal responsibility, three on the moral psychology of emotions, and three on responsibility for character. They interconnect in many ways, and would provide good fodder for an upper division or graduate seminar on these topics.

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