Critical Essays on "Causation and Responsibility"

1 - Introduction [Seite 7]
2 - The NESS Account of Natural Causation: A Response to Criticisms [Seite 19]
3 - The Concept of Causation in the Law [Seite 73]
4 - Causal Overdetermination [Seite 117]
5 - Omissions as Causes - Genuine, Quasi, or not at All? [Seite 139]
6 - Making Causal Counterfactuals More Singular, and More Appropriate for Use in Law [Seite 163]
7 - Moore on "the true metaphysics of causation" [Seite 197]
8 - Events over Facts. Why Metaphysics Matters for Law [Seite 209]
9 - With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility On Causation and Responsibility in Spider-Man, and Possibly Moore [Seite 225]
10 - Explanation and Responsibility [Seite 245]
11 - Intentions, Intentional Actions and Practical Knowledge [Seite 259]
12 - The Problem of Consequential Waywardness: Between Internalism and Externalism about Intentional Agency [Seite 277]
13 - How to Understand the Problem of Moral Luck [Seite 305]
14 - Causation to Culpability: Why Imputation Matters German Theory of Law, Michael Moore's Causation-Based Approach to Singular Moral Judgment, and Some Kantian Criticism [Seite 317]
15 - Further Thoughts on Causation (and Related Topics) Prompted By Fifteen Critics [Seite 339]
16 - Notes on Contributors [Seite 423]
17 - Index [Seite 427]