Culpably Creating the Conditions of Justified Acts: Another Look

Philosophia 49 (1):107-112 (2020)
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In this short article I examine whether and how one’s minor culpability in giving rise to an instance of otherwise justified defense affects the defense and affects the act giving rise to it.

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