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[eBook] [PDF] For Moral Responsibility and the Flicker of Freedom 1st Edition By Justin Capes
Central to Capes’s argument is a version of what’s known as the flicker of freedom strategy. Capes contends that while an agent’s freedom is significantly curtailed in Frankfurt cases, it isn’t extinguished entirely, which is why there is typically something in such cases for which the featured agent is morally responsible (though it’s never something the agent couldn’t have avoided). This analysis of Frankfurt cases is supported by reflection on vignettes involving omissions (or inaction more generally). Drawing on a detailed analysis of such vignettes, Capes offers a compelling defense of a symmetrical view of moral responsibility, according to which having a fair opportunity to do otherwise is an essential determinant of moral responsibility for both actions and omissions.
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