Is moral understanding a kind of moral vision? by Hills, A

“…Understanding is often descibed as a kind of “seeing”, and that would make moral understanding a kidn of moral vision. Recently the idea of moral perception has been explored. …”

Stem cell-derived embryo models: moral advance or moral obfuscation? by Gyngell, C, Lynch, F, Sawai, T, Savulescu, J

“…In this current controversy, we focus on the ethical justification for treating SCEMs differently to embryos, based on considerations of moral status.…”

The elements of moral philosophy / by Rachels, James, 1941-2003 author 210457

The Elements of Moral Philosophy / by Rachels, James, 1941-2003, author 210457

On the conceptual analysis of morality by Zhang, Jian

“…This thesis aims to make the conceptual analysis of morality more approachable. The conceptual analysis of morality is challenging, partly because the methodology of conceptual analysis itself has been questioned and partly because the ambiguity of morality makes it seemingly indefinable. …”
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Morality or "false consciousness"? How moral naturalists can answer Thrasymachus's challenge by Luco, Andrés Carlos

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On child agency and moral responsibility: do children possess sufficient capacities for moral agency? by Ting, Jermaine Shi Jie

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Rage against the authority machines: how to design artificial moral advisors for moral enhancement by Landes, E, Voinea, C, Uszkai, R

“…This paper aims to clear up the epistemology of learning morality from artificial moral advisors (AMAs). We start with a brief consideration of what counts as moral enhancement and consider the risk of deskilling raised by machines that offer moral advice. …”

Moral persuasion and the diversity of fiction by Liao, Shen-yi.

“…Narrative representations can change our moral actions and thoughts, for better or for worse. …”
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Many worlds and moral responsibility by Qureshi-Hurst, E

“…Moral responsibility is integral to most forms of theism. …”

The moral inefficacy of carbon offsetting by John, TM, Askell, A, Wilkinson, H

“…In practice, standard carbon offsetting does not reverse the harms of the original action, nor does it even benefit the same group as was harmed. Standard moral theories hence deny that such offsetting succeeds. …”

Arguing about moral causation by Baysan, E

“…Here is an influential argument for naturalism: moral properties play causal roles in the natural world, and only naturalism can explain this phenomenon of “moral causation”. …”

Evolutionary explanations and the debunking of moral beliefs by Cofnas, N

“…I argue that the representation and moralization problems are general problems that could potentially undermine many popular evolutionary explanations of social/moral norms. …”

The impossibility of a moral right to privacy by Persson, I, Savulescu, J

“…<p>This paper clarifies and defends against criticism our argument in&nbsp;<em>Unfit for the Future</em>&nbsp;that there is no moral right to privacy. A right to privacy is conceived as a right that others do not acquire information about us that we reserve for ourselves and selected others. …”

Confucian moral cultivation, longevity, and public policy by Li, Chenyang

“…By investigating the link between the Confucian ideal of longevity and moral cultivation, I argue that Confucian moral cultivation is founded on the ideal of harmony, and, in this connection, it promotes a holistic, healthy life, of which longevity is an important component. …”
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Fate’s destruction of freedom and morality in Shakespearean tragedy. by Ng, Bertram Jian Wen.

“…It is the power of not just an unavoidable destiny, but also the power of taking away responsibility and removing morality. This power is the problem that Fate introduces in its single minded path to one’s destiny.…”
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Moral responsibility and blameworthiness for our implicit biases by Pushpam, Benita-Faith

“…Are we morally responsible and blameworthy for our implicit biases? …”
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What difference does God make to morality? by Swinburne, R

“…I’m not going to discuss whether or not there is a God (that’s something I’m argued for a lot over the years), but simply whether if there is a God, that makes any difference to morality., I shall argue that the existence and actions of God make no difference to the fact that there are moral truths; but that the existence and actions of God make a great difference1 to the content of morality, to the seriousness of morality, and our knowledge of morality. …”

Moral decisions in video games and players’ intergroup attitudes by Koek, Dominic Wei Jie

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Patterns of motivation, moral and civic development in young Singaporeans by Koh, Caroline

“…To date, research on moral functioning and motivation has originated predominantly from Western contexts. …”
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