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1 online resource (579 pages) |
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Routledge Handbooks in Philosophy Ser |
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Routledge Handbooks in Philosophy Ser
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<P>Table of Contents</P><P></P><B><P>Notes on Contributors</P><P>Preface</P><P>Introduction</P><P>Section I: Science</P></B><P></P><P>1 The Quest for the Boundaries of Morality</P><I><P>Stephen Stich (Rutgers University)</P></I><P></P><P>2 The Normative Sense: What is UniversalWhat Varies </P><I><P>Elizabeth O'Neill (Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands) and Edouard Machery (University of Pittsburgh)</P></I><P></P><P>3 Normative Practices of Other Animals</P><I><P>Sarah Vincent (University of North Florida), Rebecca Ring (York University) and Kristin Andrews (York University)</P></I><P></P><P>4 The Neuroscience of Moral Judgement</P><I><P>Joanna Demaree-Cotton (Yale University) and Guy Kahane (University of Oxford)</P></I><P></P><P>5 Moral Development in Humans</P><I><P>Julia Van de Vondervoort (University of British Columbia) and Kiley Hamlin (University of British Columbia) </P></I><P>6 Moral Learning</P><I><P>Shaun Nichols (University of Arizona)</P></I><P></P><P>7 Moral Reasoning and Emotion</P><I><P>Joshua May (University of Alabama, Birmingham) and Victor Kumar (Boston University)</P></I><P></P><P>8 Moral Intuitions and Heuristics</P><I><P>Piotr M. Patrzyk (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)</P></I><P></P><P>9 The Evolution of Moral Cognition</P><I><P>Leda Cosmides (University of California, Santa Barbara), Ricardo Andrés Guzmán </P><P>(Universidad del Desarrollo, Santiago, Chile), and John Tooby (University of California, Santa Barbara)</P><B><P></P></I><P>Section II:</B> <B>Normative Theory</P></B><P>10 Ancient and Medieval Moral Epistemology<BR><I>Matthias Perkams</I> (<I>Friedrich-Schiller-Universität, Jena</I>)</P><P></P><P>11 Modern Moral Epistemology<BR><I>Kenneth R. Westphal</I> (<I>Boğaziçi Üniversitesi, İstanbul, Turkey</I>)</P><P>12 Contemporary Moral Epistemology<BR><I>Rob Shaver </I>(<I>University of Manitoba. Winnipeg, Canada</I>)</P><P>13 The Denial of Moral Knowledge<BR><I>Richard Joyce </I>(<I>Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand</I>) </P><P>14 Nihilism and the Epistemic Profile of Moral Judgment<BR><I>Jonas Olson </I>(<I>Stockholm University</I>, <I>Sweden</I>)</P><P>15 Relativism and Pluralism in Moral Epistemology<BR><I>David B. Wong</I> (<I>Duke University</I>) </P><P>16 Rationalism and Intuitionism-Assessing Three Views about the Psychology of Moral Judgment<BR><I>Christian B. Miller </I>(<I>Wake Forest College</I>) </P><P>17 Moral Perception<BR><I>Robert Audi </I>(<I>University of Notre Dame</I>)</P><P>18 Moral Intuition<BR><I>Matthew S. Bedke </I>(<I>University of British Columbia, Canada</I>) </P><P>19 Foundationalism and Coherentism in Moral Epistemology<BR><I>Noah Lemos </I>(<I>College of William and Mary</I>) </P><P>20 Moral Theory and its Role in Everyday Moral Thought and Action<BR><I>Brad Hooker </I>(<I>University of Reading, England</I>) </P><P></P><B><P>Section III: Applications</B> </P><P>21 Methods, Goals, and Data in Moral Theorizing </P><P><EM>John Bengson </EM><EM>(University of Wisconsin)</EM><EM>, Terence Cuneo (University of Vermont), and Russ Shafer-Landau (University of Wisconsin)</EM></P><P>22 Moral Knowledge as Know-How</P><I><P>Jennifer Cole Wright (College of Charleston</I>) </P><P></P><P>23 Group Moral Knowledge</P><P><I>Deborah Tollefsen and Christopher Lucibella </I>(<I>University of Memphis</I>)</P><P></P><P>24 Moral Epistemology and Liberation Movements</P><I><P>Lauren Woomer (Independent Scholar)</P></I><P></P><P>25 Moral Expertise</P><P><I>Alison Hills</I> (<I>Oxford University, UK</I>)</P><P></P><P>26 Moral Epistemology and Professional Codes of Ethics</P><P><I>Alan Goldman </I>(<I>College of William and Mary</I>)</P><P></P><P>27 Teaching Virtue</P><I><P>Nancy E. Snow </I>(<I>The University of Oklahoma</I>) <I>and Scott Beck</I> (<I>Principal, Norman High School, Oklahoma</I>)</P><P></P><P>28 Decision-Making Under Moral Uncertainty</P><P><I>Andrew Sepielli</I> (<I>University of Toronto</I>)</P><P></P><P>29 Public Policy and Philosophical Accounts of Desert</P><P><I>Steven Sverdlik</I> (<I>Southern Methodist University</I>)</P><P></P><P>30 Religion and Moral Knowledge</P><P><I>C. A.J. Coady</I> (<I>The University of Melbourne, Australia</I>)</P><P></P> |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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Jones, Karen
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Timmons, Mark
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| ISBN |
9781317516767 |
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1317516761 |
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9781317516750 |
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1317516753 |
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9781317516743 |
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1317516745 |
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9781315719696 |
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131571969X |
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