Question 4:

4. What is the Deep-Self view of moral responsibility? Describe the JoJo example that Wolf offers as an objection to the Deep-Self view. What condition does Wolf say needs to be added to that view in order to have sufficient conditions for moral responsibility?

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Wolfs claim on JOJO:

It is doubtful mojo is morally responsible yet he might satisfy all requirements for deep self view. therefore deep self views can be mistaken, deep self view doesn't automatically determine moral responsibility

JoJo example / Wolf's Objection to the Deep-Self View:

JoJos dad is an evil dictator His dad loves his and gives hime great education and gets to see his dads routine. Due to this he develops similar values

Wolfs condition

Wolf claims moral sanity needs to be added to the conditions required by the Deep-Self view. - Moral Sanity: o The ability cognitively and normatively to understand and appreciate the world for what it is - She claims this because o If you lack moral sanity you can govern your actions by your desires, and govern your desires by your deep self, but you are not able to govern yourself by what is right and wrong o If you aren't able to govern yourself from right and wrong, then you aren't morally responsible for what you do.

What is deep self view of moral responsibility?

an agent is responsible for an action they performed if and only if her action stemmed from her deep self. It isn't enough for responsibility that the agent acted on their own desires those also have to stem from deep self.