Sentence examples for moral minds from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hauser is a leading expert in comparing animal and human mental processes and recently wrote a well-received book, "Moral Minds," in which he explored the evolutionary basis of morality.

Dr. Hauser became known to a wider audience through his 2007 book "Moral Minds," which argued that people have an innate sense of morality.

Hauser, an expert on human and animal cognition, is a star of the Harvard faculty and the author of scores of scientific papers, as well as the book "Moral Minds" (2006), a popular study of the evolutionary underpinnings of human morality.

Harvard professor Marc Hauser, the author of the book "Moral Minds," will take a leave after an investigation into his work found evidence of scientific misconduct.

The day I visited, the books on deck were "Moral Minds: The Nature of Right and Wrong," by Marc Hauser, and "Justice for Hedgehogs," by Ronald Dworkin.

Dr. Hauser, whose field is the comparison of human and animal minds, is the author of "Moral Minds: How Nature Designed Our Universal Sense of Right and Wrong".

It is the construction of the moral mind as a human artifact, as a "second nature".

We think of the moral mind as being like an audio equalizer, with five slider switches for different parts of the moral spectrum.

In the same way, you can think of the moral mind as being like a tongue that is sensitive to a variety of moral flavours.

As a critic opposing capital punishment, I find an inkling of comfort knowing that another moral mind has voiced its discontent with the barbaric and contentiously evolving methods used in executions.

At the very least, the science tells us that even when our adversaries' agenda is most baffling, they may not be amoral psychopaths but in the throes of a moral mind-set that appears to them to be every bit as mandatory and universal as ours does to us.