This volume examines the relationship between morality and emotion, a major topic in ethics today. In particular, the book explores 'ethical sentimentalism' - the theory that moral value and judgment depend on human emotions. It will be essential for philosophy students and researchers, and for those working in political theory and psychological sciences.
This volume examines the relationship between morality and emotion, a major topic in ethics today. In particular, the book explores 'ethical sentimentalism' - the theory that moral value and judgment depend on human emotions. It will be essential for philosophy students and researchers, and for those working in political theory and psychological sciences.
Acknowledgements List of contributors Introduction 1. Interdisciplinary before the disciplines: moral sentimentalism and the new science of man Michael Frazer 2. Neo-classical sentimentalism Jesse Prinz 3. Moral epistemology for sentimentalists Simon Blackburn 4. Evolutionary debunking arguments, explanatory structure and the appeal of anti-realism Karl Schafer 5. Sentimentalist moral-perceptual experience and realist pretensions Terry Horgan and Mark Timmons 6. Sentimentalism and realism in epistemology and ethics Peter Railton 7. Sentimentalism, blameworthiness and wrongdoing Antti Kauppinen 8. Reactive attitudes and second-person address Michelle Mason 9. The authority of empathy (or how to ground sentimentalism) Remy Debes 10. Smithean constructivism: elucidating the reality of the normative domain Karsten R. Stueber 11. A modest feminist sentimentalism: empathy and moral understanding across social difference Diana Tietjens Meyers 12. Moral sentimentalism in early Confucian thought David Wong 13. Whither sentimentalism? On fear, the fearsome and the dangerous Justin D'Arms and Daniel Jacobson References Index.
Acknowledgements List of contributors Introduction 1. Interdisciplinary before the disciplines: moral sentimentalism and the new science of man Michael Frazer 2. Neo-classical sentimentalism Jesse Prinz 3. Moral epistemology for sentimentalists Simon Blackburn 4. Evolutionary debunking arguments, explanatory structure and the appeal of anti-realism Karl Schafer 5. Sentimentalist moral-perceptual experience and realist pretensions Terry Horgan and Mark Timmons 6. Sentimentalism and realism in epistemology and ethics Peter Railton 7. Sentimentalism, blameworthiness and wrongdoing Antti Kauppinen 8. Reactive attitudes and second-person address Michelle Mason 9. The authority of empathy (or how to ground sentimentalism) Remy Debes 10. Smithean constructivism: elucidating the reality of the normative domain Karsten R. Stueber 11. A modest feminist sentimentalism: empathy and moral understanding across social difference Diana Tietjens Meyers 12. Moral sentimentalism in early Confucian thought David Wong 13. Whither sentimentalism? On fear, the fearsome and the dangerous Justin D'Arms and Daniel Jacobson References Index.
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