Titlebook: Empirically Engaged Evolutionary Ethics; Johan De Smedt,Helen De Cruz Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Gene culture evolution

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Scott Hsieh,Krzysztof (Kris) Iniewskibases an election campaign on the need to address the budget emergency represented by a deficit, only to be indifferent to an even larger deficit once in office), but we are all subject to similar reversals. We often accuse one another of hypocrisy when these kinds of reversals occur. Sometimes the

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Photon Counting Detectors for X-ray Imagingühl HS, Kalan AK, Arandjelovic M, Aubert F, D’Auvergne L, Goedmakers A, … Boesch C, Sci Rep 6:22219, 2016) is a strong candidate for such evidence. The authors hypothesized the behavior qualified as a form of ritualized behavioral display. They suggested several explanatory hypotheses, but found the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75389-3 cooperation. This chapter argues, to the contrary, that moral cognition is likely an evolutionary .: a form of cognition where neurobiological capacities selected for in our evolutionary history for a variety of different reasons—many unrelated to social cooperation—were put to a new, prosocial use

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96700-8king the authority of moral claims, for moral realism is not the only possible explanation of the source of moral authority. However, a few influential evolutionary philosophers do believe that evolution debunks not just moral realism, but morality, period (Joyce R, The evolution of morality. MIT Pr

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Three-Dimensional Structures in Opticseven to all sentient beings. This essay draws on twenty-first century social science to show that Darwin’s explanation is correct in its broad outlines. Extended benevolence is manifested in institutions such as legal human rights and democracy, in behaviors such as social movements for human rights

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Dual-Process Theories, Cognitive Decoupling and the Outcome-to-Intent Shift: A Developmental Perspecems. Various authors have posited “dual-process” conflicts between “fast”, automatic, evolved impulses, and “slower”, controlled, reasoned judgements. In this chapter we argue that the evolutionary sources of automatic moral judgements are diverse, and include some intuitive processes (especially, r

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Not So Hypocritical After All: Belief Revision Is Adaptive and Often Unnoticedbases an election campaign on the need to address the budget emergency represented by a deficit, only to be indifferent to an even larger deficit once in office), but we are all subject to similar reversals. We often accuse one another of hypocrisy when these kinds of reversals occur. Sometimes the