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Negligence is not ignorance
Jurisprudence 13 (2):240-257 (2022)
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Recent interest in the epistemic condition on moral responsibility has raised a new challenge to the view that persons are directly responsible for negligent conduct. According to an influential ar...Author's Profile
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