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plato-stanford-edu-6160		Compatibilism (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)			.html	text/html	15555	1243	62	be a necessary condition of moral responsibility, compatibilism is self-conception as free and responsible agents would be seriously by arguing that such freedom is necessary for moral responsibility. threat to our status as morally responsible agents (notice the freedom of this sort is in any way connected to morally responsible also seems like a plausible condition on morally responsible agency. acting with free will requires alternative possibilities. his arguments was his general theory of what moral responsibility is, to moral responsibility concerns what an agent does do and her actual freely willed action for which an agent is morally responsible wholly Wolf, free will concerns an agent's ability to act in accord the sort of freedom that morally responsible agents need. their own free wills and are morally responsible for their The most natural way to understand a reasons-responsive theory is in challenge an agent-based reasons-responsive theory (Fischer Frankfurt examples, Fischer argued that reasons-responsive	./cache/plato-stanford-edu-6160.html	./txt/plato-stanford-edu-6160.txt