Moral animals ideals and constraints in moral theory
"In Moral Animals, Catherine Wilson develops a theory of morality based on two fundamental premises: first, that moral progress implies the evolution of moral ideals involving restraint and sacrifice; second, that human beings are outfitted by nature with selfish motivations, intentions, and am...
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Oxford, New York
Clarendon Press Oxford University Press
2004.
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