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Wrongdoing and the Moral Emotions
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Contents
Acknowledgments
1: Introduction: Challenges to Anger
Skepticism about Basic Desert
An Argument for Free Will Skepticism
The Efficacy and Rationality of Deliberation
The Plan for This Book
2: The Stance of Moral Protest
Different Aspects of the Practice of Holding Morally Responsible
Moral Anger and Basic Desert
Moral Responsibility without Basic Desert
The Stance of Moral Protest
Blame as Moral Protest
Self-Blame and Regret
Summary
3: Defensive Harm and Measured Aggression
Introduction
Permissibility of Defensive Killing
Against Culpability
Fact-Relatively Wrongful Threats
Defensive Harm and Senses of Moral Responsibility
The Measured Aggressive Stance
Summary
4: Crime, Protection, and Compassion
Blame as Protest with Forward-Looking Aims
Retributivist Theories of Punishment
Deterrence Theories of Punishment
Special Deterrence and Self-Defense
How Much General Deterrence?
A Comparison with Dennett’s Position
Objections
Summary and Conclusion
5: Forgiveness as Renunciation of Moral Protest
Separating Blameworthiness from the Appropriateness of Anger
Forgiveness as Renunciation of Moral Protest
Renunciation of the Stance of Moral Protest Must Be for the Right Reason
An Objection to Forgiveness
Renunciation of Resentment
Forgiveness and Norm Changing
Summary
6: Love and Freedom
Does Love Require Free Will?
Contemporary Accounts of Love
Does the Nature of Love Constitutively Require Freedom?
Must the Lover or the Beloved Be Free for the Best Kinds of Love?
Love, Wrongdoing, and the Reactive Attitudes
Demands, Wrongness, and Protest
Final Words
7: Religion and Hope
The Stoics on Providence
Descartes on Providence
Theological Determinism and the Problem of Evil
Transcendent Hope for Humanity
Bibliography
Index of Authors
Index of Topics