
handle: 10447/61045
I will investigate the relations between the concepts of moral harm and moral responsibility. On such a basis I will question the conceptual soundness of descriptivism, on which consequentialist and non-consequentialist arguments are often grounded. Finally, I will defend a certain version of ascriptivism.
Moral Responsibility, Moral Harm, Ascriptivism, Descriptivism
Moral Responsibility, Moral Harm, Ascriptivism, Descriptivism
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