Morality and the Emotions

Carla Bagnoli, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Carla Bagnoli is Full Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee where she has taught since 1998. She was nominated Professore Straordinario di Filosofia Teoretica at the Universita di Modena and Reggio Emilia in 2010. She has written three monographs on moral dilemmas, perplexity, and the authority of morality. Her work has appeared in journals such as the Canadian Journal of Philosophy, European Journal of Philosophy, Philosophical Explorations, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, Nomos, Dialectica, and Topoi. Her current research project concerns ethical objectivity and the subjective aspects of practical reason.

Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction, Carla Bagnoli
1. Craving the right: emotions and moral reasons, Patricia Greenspan
2. Emotions and the categorical authority of moral reasons, Carla Bagnoli
3. Self-Love and Practical Rationality, Edward Harcourt
4. The Nature and Morality of Romantic Compromises, Aaron Ben-Ze'ev
5. Values and Emotions: Neo-Sentimentalism's Prospects, Christine Tappolet
6. Emotions, perceptions and reasons, Michael Brady
7. Conscience: What is Moral Intuition?, Paul Thagard and Tracy Finn
8. Empathy and empirical psychology. A critique of Shaun Nichols's Neo-sentimentalism, Lawrence Blum
9. Reactive Attitudes Revisited, John Deigh
10. Responsibility and Dignity: Strawsonian Themes, Bennett W. Helm
11. Guilty Thoughts, Angela Smith
12. Moral Sentiment and the Sources of Moral Identity, Jacqueline Taylor
13. On Alienated Emotions, Talbot Brewer
Index