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Reflections on Crime and Culpability  seeks to elaborate, extend, and occasionally qualify the insights reached by Larry Alexander and Kim Ferzan in their influential prior collaboration,  Crime and Culpability.  They deftly explore any number of new issue that all criminal theorists should be encouraged to address. In my essay, I discuss and challenge their positions on  omissions  as well as on  moral ignorance.  Their treatment of the latter issue is a clear improvement over that in their earlier book. But their views on omissions suggest to me that they should have had reservations about some of the most fundamental claims of their overarching theory.

Larry Alexander and Kimberly Kessler Ferzan on Omissions and Normative Ignorance: A Critical Reply