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Euthanasia and autonomy 6. Moral principles 7. Transcendental arguments 8. Folk psychology and the nature of mind 9.

thumoeides) in his account of moral psychology. 4 Does Plato have good arguments for thinking that women should be among the. ... moral virtue? 9 Either (a) Is the person with practical wisdom an impossible ideal?

6. Do facts about human psychology have any implications for normative ethics? ... 7. Is morality conventional because the meaning of moral terms is a matter of.

mental states more generally. Adrienne Martin (Pennsylvania)Love and AgencyIn this paper, I outline a Kantian moral psychology and use it to generate an analysis of theemotional attitude, love. ... Taken as a whole, the discussion provides an argument

sentimentalism • Moral Psychology: Moral Motivation, Virtues, Vices, Moral Learning,. Practical Reasoning. ... imperative, duty and motive, morality and freedom, autonomy • Topics in Moral Psychology: Trust, Implicit Bias, Epistemic Injustice ethics

One thing that struck us was that the ethics syllabi were heavy on metaethics as compared to normative ethics and moral psychology. ... We propose instead:.  Helping & Harming  Promising  Internal/External Reasons  Kantian Constructivism 

normative powers I: consent; normative powers II: promise; contractualism • Reasons for Action: Humean Theories, Intellectualist Accounts • Kantian Constructivism • Early modern moral philosophy: natural law; rationalism; sentimentalism •

Early modern moral philosophy: natural law; rationalism; sentimentalism • Moral psychology: moral motivation, virtues, vices, moral learning, practical reasoning. ... Early modern moral philosophy: natural law voluntarism; rationalism; sentimentalism

These issues have interested both philosophers of mind and language and also those concerned with reasons, ethics and moral psychology.2 This link is controversial and in some versions is thought ... So I take the force of these prescriptions to derive

Richard Holton (with Nora Heinzelmann, LMU) proposed the Cambridge-LMU. Moral Psychology Group, investigating such topics as empathy, addiction, and self-control, with participants from Philosophy (Rae Langton, Paulina Sliwa), Psychology,