7. What Happens When Someone Acts?

In John Martin Fischer & Mark Ravizza, Perspectives on moral responsibility. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press. pp. 188-210 (1993)
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original Velleman, J. David (1992) "What Happens When Someone Acts?". Mind 101(403):461-481
edition Velleman, J. David (2019) "What Happens When Someone Acts?". In Fischer, John Martin, Ravizza, Mark, Perspectives on Moral Responsibility, pp. 188-210: Cornell University Press (2019)
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