Introduction

In In Praise of Blame. New York, US: Oup Usa (2005)
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This chapter sets the stage for a discussion of blame by asking how a world that did not contain it would differ from our world. The chapter poses the problems that the remainder of the book attempts to resolve and outlines the arguments of the chapters to come.

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