Aristotle maintains we are responsible for our actions just in case we
A) have deliberated about what to do.
B) are able to voluntarily decide and be aware of what we are doing.
C) do what the phronimos would do in our situation.
D) None of the above

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Aristotle's view on moral responsibility hinges on the voluntary nature of actions and the awareness of what one is doing. He argues that individuals are responsible for their actions when they are able to decide voluntarily and are conscious of their actions. This encompasses having the capacity to deliberate but emphasizes the voluntary aspect and awareness more broadly.

Aristotle Maintains We Are Responsible for Our Actions Just in Case