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Fischer and Ravizza's attempt, in Responsibility and Control, to give a comprehensive account of the kind of control that grounds moral responsibility' is critically examined. The book is reviewed to be challenging, stimulating and highly rewarding.

Analyzes the context of the scholastic work 'Responsibility and Control: A Theory of Moral Responsibility' by John Martin Fischer and Mark Ravizza. Thesis of determinism; Link between alternative possibilities and the kind of control required for moral responsibility; Guidance control in actual sequence and alternative sequence.