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Category: Moral Psychology

Moral Psychology, News and Events Posted onOctober 13, 2005

Bibliography on cognitive science and ethics

Olle Blomberg has compiled this fine bibliography on cognitive science and ethics.  It’s very thorough, with many papers available online. It seems Olle can no […] Read More

Moral Psychology Posted onSeptember 15, 2005

Science and morals: Three avenues of inquiry

In this article , Rebecca Saxe reviews three areas of experimental psychological research bearing on questions of moral psychology.  The first are the various experiments, […] Read More

Moral Psychology, News and Events Posted onAugust 7, 2005

On the vagaries of moral attention

If (like me) you think that it’s more important to making the world a better place that people pay attention to the right things (rather […] Read More

Moral Psychology Posted onJanuary 14, 2005

Whims and Real Selves

In a recent article, Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen presents an argument against “real self” views of autonomy and responsibility that, on its face, seems fairly troublesome ("Identification […] Read More

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