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Moral Cognition and Moral Emotions
2017Moral cognition, a central aspect of human social functioning, involves complex interactions between emotion and reasoning to tell right from wrong. In this chapter, we summarize the cognitive neuroscience literature on moral cognition and moral emotions, highlighting their close relationship with other social cognition domains.
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Morality, Moral Dilemmas, and Moral Requirements
1996Abstract There are at least two issues that are central to determining whether genuine moral dilemmas exist. The first is whether moral considerations are bound to “run out” in certain situations, leaving an agent with conflicting moral requirements.
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Moral Perception and Moral Knowledge
2015This paper presents a theory of how perception provides a basis for moral knowledge. To do this, the paper sketches a theory of perception, explores the sense in which moral perception may deserve that name, and explains how certain moral properties may be perceptible. It does not presuppose a causal account of moral properties.
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Individual Morality and Statistical Morality
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1967Excerpt In most human situations we soon become involved in operations that we start without knowing too well what the consequences will be, operations that we do not know how to stop.
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Moral Distress and Moral Disempowerment
Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics, 2013Moral distress can consist in anxiety or concern about one’s capacity to meet challenges to one’s integrity; it can also consist in the sense that one has failed to meet these challenges, betraying fundamental moral values or commitments. When the sense of moral failure is compounded by feelings of frustration or impotence, of being constrained ...
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ARE MORAL PHILOSOPHERS MORAL EXPERTS?
Bioethics, 2010ABSTRACTIn this paper I examine the question of whether ethicists are moral experts. I call people moral experts if their moral judgments are correct with high probability and for the right reasons. I defend three theses, while developing a version of the coherence theory of moral justification based on the differences between moral and nonmoral ...
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Moral Authority, Moral Standing, and Moral Controversy
Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 1993openaire +2 more sources