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[fmh]Contents Acknowledgments 00 Introduction 00 1. On Culpability: The Logic of Blame 00 General Defenses and Modes of Culpability 00 The Basic Structure of a Theory of Culpability 00 Culpability and Moral Theory 00 2. Intentionality and the Apportioning of Blame: A Historical Analysis 00 Biblical Culpability and Lex Talionis 00 Formality of Lex Talionis 00 On the Transition from Biblical to Greco-Roman Culpability 00 Plato on Culpability: Hekousion and Akousion 00 Aristotle on Culpability: The Birth of Action Theory 00 Culpability in Roman Law 00 3. On the Proliferation of Modes of Culpability 00 Intention, Foresight, and Aquinas?s Abandonment of Gradational Approaches 00 Justifications and the Epistemology of Intentional States 00 Intention, Foresight, and Culpability 00 Jeremy Bentham?s Analysis of Intentionality 00 Advisedness, Heedlessness, and Rashness 00 Bentham, Normativity, and Dolus and Culpa 00 John Austin?s Theory of Culpability 00 Austin, Normativity, and Dolus and Culpa 00 Theories of Culpability Today 00 4. Intentions, Volitions, and Actions 00 Objections to Traditional Volitional Theories 00 Alternative Accounts of Voluntariness and the Problem of Normativity 00 Michael Moore?s Defense of the Volitional Theory of Action 00 Intentionality and the Logic of Action 00 5. The Distinction between Intentional and Unintentional Action 00 The Simple View 00 Analysis?s ?Problem 16? and the Tension between Normativity and Description 00 Another Look at the Distinction between Responsibility and Culpability 00 Intentionality, Epistemology, and Normativity 00 6. The Normative Force of Intentions 00 Intentions and the Belief/Desire Analysis of Intentional States 00 Intentions, Causality, and Presentations 00 Intentions, Rationality, and Commitments 00 Intentions and Personal Identity 00 7. Intentions and Blame 00 Blame, Communication, and Punishment 00 The Cognitive Dimension of Blame 00 The Emotional Dimension of Blame 00 Epilogue: Blame and Retribution 00 Bibliography 00 Index 00
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Blame.
Intention -- Moral and ethical aspects.