Moral Psychology: Empirical Approaches
By J. Doris, Stephen Stich. 2006
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- Moral psychology is relationship regulation: moral motives for unity, hierarchy, equality, and proportionality. (2011, unknown): “4 According to Doris and Stich (2008), “An ethical conception that commends relationships, commitments, or life projects that are at odds with the sorts of attachments that can reasonably be expected to take root in and vivify actual human lives is an ethical conception with—at best—a very tenuous…”
- Reliabilism and the Value of Knowledge (2009, background): “See Greene and Haidt (2002) and Doris and Stich (2006).”