Add to ORKGMorality is an aspect of human life that, when challenged and speculated upon never fails to ignite intense passion and social factioning. The implications of evolution offer a unique perspective in the process of objectively evaluating the fundamental components of human motivation, function, and ultimately purpose. A comprehensive socio-biological evolutionary accounting of human behavior offers moral philosophy the strongest starting point from whence to begin the discussions of ethics, politics, and policy or the oughts of modern society
This dissertation supports universalistic trends in political thought by arguing for a physiological...
Social animals are provisioned with prosocial orientations that operate to transcend self-interest. ...
An evolutionary approach to ethics supports, to some extent, the sceptical meta-ethics found by some...
Is morality innate, a kind of “moral instinct”? Is it a product of social learning? Or is it based o...
What do scientific discoveries entail for the possibility of an objective moral theory? Numerous phi...
The Darwinian approach to Ethics, which views morality as an innate biological trait, and views Ethi...
ABSTRACT—Refinements in Darwin’s theory of the origin of a moral sense create a framework equipped t...
ABSTRACT: This paper examines the biological origins of morality that allow it to reach a level that...
Moral diversity is often dismissed as being something to explain away en route to discovering the co...
An objective basis for morality can be found in an evolutionary account of its origin and developmen...
Morality is essential to human identity. Since Darwin and Wallace proposed natural selection to exp...
I argue that morality is in significant part a biological phenomenon, and that this has implication...
Can theories of evolution explain the development of our capacity for moral judgment and the content...
The question whether ethical behavior is biologically determined may refer either to the capacity fo...
What are moral values and where do they come from? David Hume argued that moral values were the prod...
This dissertation supports universalistic trends in political thought by arguing for a physiological...
Social animals are provisioned with prosocial orientations that operate to transcend self-interest. ...
An evolutionary approach to ethics supports, to some extent, the sceptical meta-ethics found by some...
Is morality innate, a kind of “moral instinct”? Is it a product of social learning? Or is it based o...
What do scientific discoveries entail for the possibility of an objective moral theory? Numerous phi...
The Darwinian approach to Ethics, which views morality as an innate biological trait, and views Ethi...
ABSTRACT—Refinements in Darwin’s theory of the origin of a moral sense create a framework equipped t...
ABSTRACT: This paper examines the biological origins of morality that allow it to reach a level that...
Moral diversity is often dismissed as being something to explain away en route to discovering the co...
An objective basis for morality can be found in an evolutionary account of its origin and developmen...
Morality is essential to human identity. Since Darwin and Wallace proposed natural selection to exp...
I argue that morality is in significant part a biological phenomenon, and that this has implication...
Can theories of evolution explain the development of our capacity for moral judgment and the content...
The question whether ethical behavior is biologically determined may refer either to the capacity fo...
What are moral values and where do they come from? David Hume argued that moral values were the prod...
This dissertation supports universalistic trends in political thought by arguing for a physiological...
Social animals are provisioned with prosocial orientations that operate to transcend self-interest. ...
An evolutionary approach to ethics supports, to some extent, the sceptical meta-ethics found by some...