'Moral disagreement' presentation slideshows

Moral Theory Meets Cognitive Science How the Cognitive Sciences Can Transform Traditional Debates

Jean Nicod Lectures 2007. Moral Theory Meets Cognitive Science How the Cognitive Sciences Can Transform Traditional Debates. Stephen Stich Dept. of Philosophy & Center for Cognitive Science Rutgers University sstich@ruccs.rutgers.edu. Jean Nicod Lectures 2007. Lecture 2.

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Moral Theory Meets Cognitive Science How the Cognitive Sciences Can Transform Traditional Debates

Jean Nicod Lectures 2007. Moral Theory Meets Cognitive Science How the Cognitive Sciences Can Transform Traditional Debates. Stephen Stich Dept. of Philosophy & Center for Cognitive Science Rutgers University sstich@ruccs.rutgers.edu. Jean Nicod Lectures 2007. Lecture 2.

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Responsible Dissent

Responsible Dissent. Problem-Solving Compromise Modes of Responsible Dissent Whistle Blowing: Costs and Considerations. A Taxonomy of Ethical Problems. Reconciliation of Conflicting Values Moral vs. moral by first seeking to integrate conflicting values and then by compromising

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Are Moral Disputes Intractable?

Are Moral Disputes Intractable?. Stephen Stich Dept. of Philosophy & Center for Cognitive Science Rutgers University WORKSHOP ON INFORMAL INSTITUTIONS AND INTRACTABLE GLOBAL PROBLEMS. Introduction.

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META-ETHICS

META-ETHICS. Non-cognitive theories: EMOTIVISM and PRESCRIPTIVISM. Moral disagreement seems to be widespread in our culture. Abortion Gay marriage Capital punishment Genetically modified food Legalisation of marijuana.

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Cultural Relativism

Cultural Relativism. Moral Objectivism Subjective Relativism Cultural Relativism Emotivism. What is morality about?. Importance!. Good / Bad (value). Right / Wrong (conduct). Obligatory / Forbidden (conduct). Virtue. Punishment. Duty. Honor. Vice. Reward. Fairness. Praise.

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Subjectivism

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Moral Relativism

Moral Relativism. Moral Relativism: Truth Is Relative. Moral relativism is the position that all points of view are equally valid and that all truth is relative to the individual and his or her environment

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subjectivism

subjectivism. against.

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