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Aug 17, 2000 · Kane (e.g., at 2007b: 174–75) makes a similar appeal to the build-up of responsibility stemming from slight responsibility for one’s earliest free choices. Centered accounts also face the problem of enhanced control.
- Randolph Clarke, Justin Capes
- 2000
Kane's Ultimate Responsibility (UR) restores the case for self-determination and origination and makes our actions up to us.
Abstract. This chapter turns to the second and the more important criterion for free will, namely, ultimate responsibility. A series of theses are defended that explain what this criterion entails and why it is incompatible with determinism.
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By ultimate responsibility Kane means that the sources or origins of our actions lie "in us" rather than in something else (such as decrees of fate, foreordained acts of God, or antecedent causes and laws of nature) which are outside us and beyond our control.
