Can animals be moral? / Mark Rowlands.
By: Rowlands, Mark
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TextPublisher: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, c2012Description: xii, 259 p. ; 23 cm.ISBN: 9780199842001 (alk. paper).Subject(s): Ethics -- History | Animals (Philosophy) | Emotions in animals | Animal psychologyDDC classification: 179/.3
Contents:
Can animals be moral? -- Attributing emotions to animals -- Moral agents, patients, and subjects -- The reflection condition: Aristotle and Kant -- The idiot -- The phenomenology of moral motivation -- Moral motivation and meta-cognition -- Moral reasons and practice -- Reconstructing normativity and agency -- A cognitive ethologist from Mars.
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Includes index.
Can animals be moral? -- Attributing emotions to animals -- Moral agents, patients, and subjects -- The reflection condition: Aristotle and Kant -- The idiot -- The phenomenology of moral motivation -- Moral motivation and meta-cognition -- Moral reasons and practice -- Reconstructing normativity and agency -- A cognitive ethologist from Mars.
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