Emotion’s influence on judgment-formation: Breaking down the concept of moral intuition

Philosophical Psychology 33 (2):228-243 (2019)
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ABSTRACTRecent discussions in the field of moral cognition suggest that the relationship between emotion and judgment-formation can be described in three separate ways: firstly, it narrows our atte...

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