This book develops an intersectional feminist approach to moral responsibility. It
accomplisheses four main goals. First, it outlines a concise list of the main principles of …

Constitutive instrumentalism is the view that responsibility practices arise from and are
justified by our being prosocial creatures who need responsibility practices to secure …

John Doris's Talking to Our Selves is a gripping challenge to any view ac-cording to which
reflective self-awareness is at the core of our agency. With enviable flair, Doris explores the …

The situationist experiments demonstrate that most people's behaviour is influenced by
environmental factors much more than we expect, and that ordinary people can be led to …

I respond to the Behavioral and Brain Sciences commentaries on my book, Talking to Our
Selves: Reflection, Ignorance, and Agency. I defend and amend both the skeptical challenge …

A standard principle in ethics is that moral obligation entails ability, or that “ought implies
can”. A strong case has been made that this principle is not well motivated in moral …

In this introductory paper, I discuss the second‐personal approach to ethics and the theory
of recognition as two accounts of the fundamental sociality of the human form of life. The first …

Many optimistic responses have been proposed to bridge the threat of responsibility gaps
which artificial systems create. This paper identifies a question which arises if this optimistic …

Does it make sense for people to hold one another responsible for what they do, as happens
in countless social interactions every day? One of the most unsettling lessons from recent …

An increasing number of research fields must expect that their projects will be classified as
susceptible to misuse or otherwise security relevant, even if the reasons or criteria for this …