Don't fall prey to the seductive illusion of a tradition's invulnerability to constructive moral and institutional change.
Neuroscience is, then, not a general underminer, but can play a constructive role in moral theory, although not by itself.
Hare recognizes that his theory about the constructive justification of moral judgments is structurally similar to Rawls', though it arrives at utilitarian results.
This constructive inactivity is the moral opposite of immediate reaction, a response akin to what H.
There are a lot of Palestinians who "recognize that the constant incitement and negative rhetoric with respect to Israel" has not delivered a single "benefit to their people and had they taken a more constructive approach and sought the moral high ground" they would be much better off today — but they won't say it aloud.
In a world in which I affect you and you affect me, we have no choice but to connect, if not reconnect, with the norms, principles and moral values that guide constructive and sustainable behaviors.
Kohlberg followed the development of moral judgment far beyond the ages studied earlier by Piaget, who also claimed that logic and morality develop through constructive stages.
This is the paradox of paternalism, which is at once constructive and destructive in its practical and moral implications.
The expertise of the MCD facilitator supports the joint reasoning process, fostering a sincere, systematic and constructive dialogue and keeping in focus the moral dimension of the case [ 6].
Here's a more painful but ultimately constructive diagnosis, from the point of view of moral psychology: politics at the national level is more like religion than it is like shopping.
Not just financial support, but political support, moral support, all kinds of support and constructive criticism.
