Table of Contents

John M. Doris: Introduction
1: Edouard Machery and Ron Mallon: Evolution of Morality
2: Fiery Cushman, Liane Young, and Joshua D. Greene: Multi-System Moral Psychology
3: Timothy Schroeder, Adina Roskies, and Shaun Nichols: Moral Motivation
4: Jesse J. Prinz and Shaun Nichols: Moral Emotions
5: Stephen Stich, John M. Doris and Erica Roedder: Altruism
6: Gilbert Harman, Kelby Mason, and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong: Moral Reasoning
7: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Liane Young, and Fiery Cushman: Moral Intuitions
8: Erica Roedder and Gilbert Harman: Linguistics and Moral Theory
9: Ron Mallon and Shaun Nichols: Rules
10: Joshua Knobe and John M. Doris: Responsibility
11: Maria Merritt, John M. Doris, and Gilbert Harman: Character
12: Valerie Tiberius and Alexandra Plakias: Well-Being
13: Daniel Kelly, Edouard Machery, and Ron Mallon: Race and Racial Cognition

About the Author

John M. Doris is Associate Professor in the Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology Program and Philosophy Department, Washington University in St. Louis.

Reviews

Its thirteen chapters, penned by a stellar collection of twenty philosophers, psychologists and neuroscientists, offer an outstanding view of the current state of this now-hopping field. Unlike many handbooks, however, this one significantly adds to, and does not simply review, the literature. It is essential reading for anyone interested in moral psychology, and it should probably be read by anyone doing ethics, period.
*Dan Haybron, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews*