What is Responsibility?

The article talks about responsibility. The logician J. M. Bochenski was the first philosopher explicitly to point out that the concept of responsibility is a concept of relation. The four dimensions of responsibility include legal responsibility. Encouraging of conscience still seems necessary but...

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Publicado en:Philosophy Now no. 56; pp. 29 - 33
Autor principal: Lenk, Hans
Formato: Editorial
Publicado: Philosophy Now Jul/Aug2006
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