Self‐awareness, the ability to take oneself as the object of awareness, has been an enigma
for our species, with different answers to this question being provided by religion …

This paper investigates, from a philosophical perspective, whether high functioning autists
are legally responsible for the crimes they may commit. We do this from the perspective of …

In this chapter, I explore moral competence as a central condition on moral responsibility. I
distinguish two main conceptions. On the first, a morally competent agent is someone who …

In phenomenology, the delusion of thought insertion is described and explained in different
ways. There is a common idea that the delusion depends either on a lack of sense of agency …

There is a strong presumption that mental disorder injures a person's autonomy, understood
as a set of capacities and as an ideal condition of agency which is worth striving for …