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    Supports→Non-Kantian notions of moral responsibility cannot be dismissed simply because they fail to meet Kantian standards

    Many contemporary moral philosophers may prefer the Kantian notion of moral responsibility

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    Second, while many contemporary moral philosophers may in the end prefer the Kantian notion, we cannot dismiss these others simply because they do not live up to Kantian standards. Nor, for that matter, can we designate these other notions of moral responsibility as non-moral or as “merely sociological” simply because they do not conform to what Kantians see as “the moral realm”. Instead, we have to make room for the above notions of moral responsibility—and perhaps others still—in our discussio

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