A Very Bad Wizard: Morality Behind the Curtain
McSweeney's Press (2009)
| Abstract | A collection of long, detailed interviews with philosophers and scientists who work on issues in ethics and moral psychology. The researchers interviewed include Galen Strawson, Philiip Zimbardo, Stephen Stich, Jonathan Haidt, Frans De Waal, Michael Ruse, Joshua Greene, Liane Young, Joe Henrich, and William Ian Miller. | |||||||||
| Keywords | normative ethics moral psychology free will moral responsibility metaethics sentimentalism evolutionary theory | |||||||||
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