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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Social Existentialism | |
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Shared Attitudes | |
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Omissions and Responsibility in Groups | |
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Communities and Shared Values | |
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Attitudes, Agency, and Responsibility | |
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Existentialism, Self, and Voluntariness | |
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Responsibility and Agency | |
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Existentialism and the Self | |
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An Underground Movement in Ethics | |
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Voluntariness and Involuntariness | |
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Shared Responsibility and Racist Attitudes | |
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The Concept of Shared Responsibility | |
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Joint Ventures and Conspiracies | |
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Omissions and Risks | |
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Racist Attitudes and Risks | |
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Agency and Attitudes | |
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Insensitivity and Moral Responsibility | |
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The Concept of Sensitivity | |
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Sense and Sensitivity | |
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Insensitivity and Culpable Ignorance | |
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The Influence of Stereotypes | |
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Habits and One's Future Self | |
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Omission, Inaction, and Groups | |
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Groups and Personal Value Transformation | |
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Personal and Group Values | |
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Risking Harm and Institutional Desensitization | |
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Responsibility and Omission in Groups | |
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Negligence and Professional Responsibility | |
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Negligence and Due Care | |
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Integrity and Omissions | |
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Personal Guilt and Negligence | |
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Moral Integrity and Professional Negligence | |
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Collective Inaction and Responsibility | |
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Collection Action and Collective Inaction | |
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Collective Responsibility and Putative Groups | |
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Sharing Responsibility for Collective Inaction | |
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Practical and Ontological Objections | |
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Tragedy and Inactivity | |
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Communities, Roles, and Responsibilities | |
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Philosophers and Political Responsibility | |
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The Philosopher as Gadfly | |
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The Philosopher as Seeker of Wisdom | |
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The Special Responsibilities of Philosophers | |
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The Responsibilities of Philosophers as a Group | |
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Metaphysical Guilt and Moral Taint | |
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The Concept of Metaphysical Guilt | |
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Guilt and Community Membership | |
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The Case of South African Divestment | |
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Expanding the Domain of Moral Responsibility | |
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Role Conflicts, Community, and Shared Agency | |
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Roles and Conscientiousness | |
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Conflicts of Responsibility | |
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Shared Agency and the Problem of Difference | |
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Communitarianism and Discriminatory Traditions | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |