Hallvard Lillehammer is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield. He is the author of Companions in Guilt (2007), co-editor of a Special Issue of The Monist on Vicarious Responsibility and Circumstantial Luck (2021); and editor of The Trolley Problem in the Classic Philosophical Arguments series (Cambridge, 2023).

• Introduction: 'Praise: see blame' Hallvard Lillehammer; 1. Autonomy, Praise and the self Andrea Westlund; 2. Giving Praise its due: Praising practices and moral responsibility Nathan Stout; 3. Praiseworthy acting and Praiseworthy believing Zoë Johnson King; 4. Praiseworthiness and required action Coleen Macnamara; 5. Praiseworthiness and apt Praise Julia Markovits; 6. Resisters and endorsers: Praiseworthy moral exemplars and autonomy Natalie Stoljar; 7. Praiseworthiness and unequal moral opportunity Robert J. Hartman; 8. The wrongs of undeserved Praise Daniel Telech; 9. Varieties and vices of Praise Elinor Mason; 10. Self-serving Praise Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen; 11. Giving and receiving: standing and Praise Jules Holroyd; 12. Virtue in focus: psychological insights into moral Praise Rajen A. Anderson; 13. Praise, responsibility and the ethics of suspicion Hallvard Lillehammer; Bibliography; Index.

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Hallvard Lillehammer is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield. He is the author of Companions in Guilt (2007), co-editor of a Special Issue of The Monist on Vicarious Responsibility and Circumstantial Luck (2021); and editor of The Trolley Problem in the Classic Philosophical Arguments series (Cambridge, 2023).

• Introduction: 'Praise: see blame' Hallvard Lillehammer; 1. Autonomy, Praise and the self Andrea Westlund; 2. Giving Praise its due: Praising practices and moral responsibility Nathan Stout; 3. Praiseworthy acting and Praiseworthy believing Zoë Johnson King; 4. Praiseworthiness and required action Coleen Macnamara; 5. Praiseworthiness and apt Praise Julia Markovits; 6. Resisters and endorsers: Praiseworthy moral exemplars and autonomy Natalie Stoljar; 7. Praiseworthiness and unequal moral opportunity Robert J. Hartman; 8. The wrongs of undeserved Praise Daniel Telech; 9. Varieties and vices of Praise Elinor Mason; 10. Self-serving Praise Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen; 11. Giving and receiving: standing and Praise Jules Holroyd; 12. Virtue in focus: psychological insights into moral Praise Rajen A. Anderson; 13. Praise, responsibility and the ethics of suspicion Hallvard Lillehammer; Bibliography; Index.

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Hallvard Lillehammer is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield. He is the author of Companions in Guilt (2007), co-editor of a Special Issue of The Monist on Vicarious Responsibility and Circumstantial Luck (2021); and editor of The Trolley Problem in the Classic Philosophical Arguments series (Cambridge, 2023).

• Introduction: 'Praise: see blame' Hallvard Lillehammer; 1. Autonomy, Praise and the self Andrea Westlund; 2. Giving Praise its due: Praising practices and moral responsibility Nathan Stout; 3. Praiseworthy acting and Praiseworthy believing Zoë Johnson King; 4. Praiseworthiness and required action Coleen Macnamara; 5. Praiseworthiness and apt Praise Julia Markovits; 6. Resisters and endorsers: Praiseworthy moral exemplars and autonomy Natalie Stoljar; 7. Praiseworthiness and unequal moral opportunity Robert J. Hartman; 8. The wrongs of undeserved Praise Daniel Telech; 9. Varieties and vices of Praise Elinor Mason; 10. Self-serving Praise Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen; 11. Giving and receiving: standing and Praise Jules Holroyd; 12. Virtue in focus: psychological insights into moral Praise Rajen A. Anderson; 13. Praise, responsibility and the ethics of suspicion Hallvard Lillehammer; Bibliography; Index.

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