Moral brains
Subtitle: the neuroscience of morality
By: edited by S. Matthew Liao
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 365
ISBN-13: 9780199357666; 9780199357673
Subjects: Social aspects; Neurosciences; Cognitive neuroscience
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I: Emotion Versus Reason; title: Sentimentalism and the moral brain / Jesse Prinz; title: The rationalist delusion? A post hoc investigation / Jeanette Kennett and Philip Gerrans; title: Emotion versus cognition in moral decision-making: a dubious dichotomy / James Woodward; title: Part II: Deonotology Versus Consequentialism; title: Beyond point-and-shoot morality: why cognitive (neuro)science matters for ethics / Joshua D. Greene; title: The limits of the dual-process view / Julia Driver; title: Getting moral wrongness into the picture / Stephen Darwall; title: Reply to Driver and Darwall / Joshua D. Greene; title: Part III: New Methods in moral Neuroscience; title: Emotional learning, psychopathy, and norm development / R.J.R. Blair, Soonjo Hwang, Stuart F. White, and Harma Meffert; title: The neuropsychiatry of moral cognition and social conduct / Ricardo de Oliveira-Souza, Roland Zahn, and Jorge Moll; title: Morphing morals: neurochemical modulation of moral judgment and behavior / Molly J. Crockett; title: Of mice and men: the influence of rodent models of empathy on human models of harm prevention / Jana Schaich Borg; title: Part IV: Philosophical Lessons; title: Is, ought and the brain / Guy Kahane; title: Are intuitions heuristics? / S. Matthew Liao; title: The disunity of morality / Walter Sinnott-Armstrong.