Far too often, those of us who have a stake in trying to create a moral society have focused on teaching, leading us to "give" students lessons in morality.
Psychologists and philosophers have long taken a far too narrow view of morality, he believes, because they have focused on the rider and largely ignored the elephant.
While arguments have focused on the morality of under occupancy rules, housing associations have been left to grapple with minimising the impact on those affected and acting in the best interests of others and the organisation as a whole.
So far, we have focused on scientific projects that treat morality in the empirical sense as calling simply for causal explanation, as by appeal to evolutionary influences.
This sub-section has focused on morality.
Josh Grubbs, assistant professor of psychology at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, has focused his research on the intersections between sexuality, morality and religion.
The rotating section has focused on themes such as immigration, democracy, justice, economic morality, or welfare attitudes.
Despite the fact that much of the contemporary philosophical discussion of self-deception has focused on epistemology, philosophical psychology and philosophy of mind, the morality of self-deception has been the central focus of discussion historically.
First of all, what place does morality have in this?
Does morality have a purely consequentialist structure, as utilitarians claim?
