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PEA Soup

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Discussions Posted onMay 7, 2010

Ethics Discussions at PEA Soup: Elizabeth Brake’s “Minimal Marriage: What Political Liberalism Implies for Marriage Law”

We are pleased to announce the second installment of our collaboration with Ethics, where we will host a discussion of one article from each issue […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onMay 4, 2010

Objective Consequentialism and the Wiland/Howard-Snyder Objection

Suppose that you know that your opening a certain safe is what would maximize the good. But suppose that you don’t know what the correct […] Read More

Normative Ethics, Value Theory Posted onMay 2, 2010

The Virtue Responsive Evil Demon

Suppose you are an ordinary virtuous agent. Up until now, you haven’t lived the kind of life that involves making any huge life or death […] Read More

Normative Ethics, Value Theory Posted onApril 24, 2010

Objective Consequentialism and Deliberation

I’m starting to warm up to the objectivist form of act-consequentialism (partly because I think it lacks content) which Doug defended in the previous post. […] Read More

The Profession Posted onApril 22, 2010

Speeding up the journal review process: How economists are doing it

Leave it to our colleagues in economics to find an efficient way to speed up the journal review and publication process. Inside Higher Ed reports […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onApril 21, 2010

Consequentialism and Uncertainty

Let us define objective consequentialism and subjective consequentialism, respectively, as follows: OC: S’s performing x is morally permissible if and only if, and because, there […] Read More

Moral Psychology Posted onApril 16, 2010

Templeton Foundation’s Big Question Series: “Does Moral Action Depend on Reasoning?”

    PeaSoupers may be interested to read a series of essays sponsored by the Templeton Foundation on the question, "Does Moral Action Depend on Reasoning?"  […] Read More

Moral Psychology Posted onApril 9, 2010

Emotion, reason, and moral convictions

In Nature, psychologist Paul Bloom has published a short rejoinder to 'social intuitionist' claims that rational deliberation has no role in shaping our moral convictions. […] Read More

Moral Psychology Posted onMarch 31, 2010

How Humeans Can Explain Reason-Choosing

One objection to Humean views about motivation, and to the 'Standard Model' of intention on which intentions are complexes of desire and belief, is that […] Read More

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