How Does Fischer Explain the Asymmetry of Supervenience Between Responsibility

question 121

Multiple Choice

How does Fischer explain the asymmetry of supervenience between responsibility and knowledge?

• A) We tend to individuate mechanisms in action theory but not in knowledge
• B) We tend to individuate mechanisms more finely in action theory than in knowledge
• C) We tend to individuate mechanisms more loosely in action theory than in knowledge
• D) We tend to individuate mechanisms in knowledge but not in action theory

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