Practical Guilt: Moral Dilemmas, Emotions, and Social Norms

Philosophical Review 105 (4):550 (1996)
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This book brings together and develops Patricia Greenspan’s thoughts on moral dilemmas and the role of emotions in moral judgment. Her main focus is on metaethics and moral psychology, and she discusses moral dilemmas primarily as a concrete way of introducing these issues.

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Peter Vallentyne
University of Missouri, Columbia
Patricia S. Greenspan
University of Maryland, College Park

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