A Picture of the Self Which Supports Moral Responsibility

The Monist 74 (1):43-54 (1991)
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Abstract

Let us assume that we can hold at least some people morally responsible for at least some of their actions. What sort of picture of the self is compatible with that assumption? In particular, we need to ask the question of whether we can hold people responsible for actions which follow inevitably from their characters being what they are.

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