Individualism and Personal Responsibility
Individualism and Personal Responsibility
Critics of responsibility-sensitive egalitarianism have often claimed that it is individualistic in an objectionable way. ‘Individualism’ is a slippery term that is employed in many different senses. This chapter distinguishes some of these different senses and explores the extent to which responsibility-sensitive egalitarianism counts as individualist in each of them, and it determines what problems it may face as a result.
Keywords: responsibility-sensitive egalitarianism, individualism, responsibility, individualist
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