Cover -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Concept Of Moral Responsibility -- Senses Of Responsibility -- Agent Worth -- Moral Responsibility -- Accountability -- States Versus Actions -- 3 Causal And Moral Responsibility -- Unavoidability And Responsibility -- Compulsion And Responsibility -- Irresistibility -- Character Versus Act Evaluation -- Effort And Responsibility -- 4 Intention And Moral Responsibility -- Character And Action -- The Effort-Thesis -- Unavoidability And Necessity -- 5 Addiction -- Analysis Of Addictive Behavior -- Types Of Addiction -- Addiction, Compulsion, Impotence -- 6 Power -- Power And Control -- The Common Conception Of Freedom -- Two Notions Of Power -- Compatibilist Analyses Of Power -- Desire And Ability -- Power And Freedom -- Power And Possibility -- Moral Considerations -- 7 Contingent Necessity -- Types Of Necessity -- Unalterability -- Contingent Necessity And The Necessityof The Past -- Contingent Necessity And Moral Responsibility -- The Use Of Contingent Necessity In Reasoning -- A System Of Contingent Necessity -- De Dicto Versus De Re Necessity -- Deterministic Accounts And Events -- Necessity As An Operator -- Causal Necessity Again -- Semantical Considerations -- 8 Laws As Necessary Truths -- The Significance Of The Necessity- Regularity Controversy -- The Significance Of Alternative Semantic Accounts -- Direct Evidence For Necessitarianism -- Indirect Evidence For Necessitarianism -- 9 The Regularity Theory Of Laws -- Defense Of The Regularity Theory -- Deterministic Accounts -- Causal Priority -- Superfluity And Axiom Economy Requirements On Laws -- Causal Considerations -- Comprehensiveness Requirement -- 10 Autonomy -- Freedom And Effort -- Identification