Reason, emotion, and receptivity to morality

Reason, emotion, and receptivity to morality Jeanette Kennett.

Jeanette Kennett uses psychopathy as a litmus test in the meta-ethical debate of rationalism versus sentimentalism. Kennett argues that certain rational capacities are also essential to moral agency. She suggests that both sentimentalist and rationalist perspectives are needed to fully explain the m...

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Main Author: Kennett, Jeanette
Corporate Authors: College of the Holy Cross (Worcester, Mass.). Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture, Biological Foundations of Morality? Neuroscience, Evolution and Morality
Format: Electronic Conference Proceeding Book
Published: 2010.
Series:CREC Listen and learn.
Subjects:
iTunes.
Podcasts.
Judgment (Ethics)
Social ethics.
Ethics, Evolutionary.
Human evolution > Moral and ethical aspects.
Sociobiology > Philosophy.
Lectures.
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