Our Moral Vocabulary

Searching for our moral roots.

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Utilitarianism and Moral Integrity: How Evolutionary Psychology Undermines Our Moral Intuitions

this paper discuses Bernard Williams’ argument according to which utilitarianism is a bad moral theory because, by requiring us to reject conscience and our moral emotions in favour of the “lesser of evils”, it violates our moral integrity, itself a deep moral ideal . i discuss the implications of this objection, as well as the answer offered by Peter Railton . He claims that utilitarianism sho...

Our multi-system moral psychology: Towards a consensus view

The Neurobiological Roots of Our Multiple Moral Personalities

There appear to be three types of affectively-based moral stances that persons can take: one oriented to security (the Ethic of Security) and focused on self-preservation through safety, and personal and ingroup dominance; another oriented to emotional engagement with others (the Ethic of Engagement), particularly through caring relationships and social bonds; and the third that I call the Ethi...

Book Review: The Impact of the Internet on Our Moral Lives

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