Author

Title

Session

Amato, Andrea

The Ethic of Foundation and Principles. The Ethic of Criteria and Possibilities

IIC 1

Backström, J.

Do we really want to know? On self-deception and the naivety of theory

IB 1

Bagnoli, C.

Reflective Mobsters, Autonomy and Self-Respect

IB 2

Beggs, S.

Becoming Morally Better through Novels, with Caution

IIB 1

Bergqvist, A.

What kind of ethical theory might be of help to a moral practice (if any)?

IIIB 1

Björnsson, G.

Regaining the Importance of Metaethics

IIC 1

Brännmark, J.

We-Judgments: On Speaking for the Community

IIIC 1

Bransen, J.

Ethics, Politics and Behavioural Science as Competing Social Arrangements for Moral Growth

IIB 2

Brey, P.

Well-being, contingency, and socio-cultural change

IIB 3

Brown, E.

Transparency Arguments

IE 1

Burch Brown, J.

Consequences, Climate Change and Limits to Knowledge: Ethics under Partial Ignorance

IIIA 2

Burg, W. van der

The Incommensurability of Theory and Practice

IIIB 2

Callcut, D.

Bernard Williams on Moral Theory and Moral Practice

IIIB 3

Cave, E.

The Moral Status of Sexual Seduction

IIIA 3

Cholbi, M.

Moore's Paradox and Moral Motivation

VF 1

Cingel, C.J.M. van der et al.

Compassion and Professional Care: Exploring the Domain

VA 1

Cochrane, A.

Rationalist Moral Realism: Two Norms of Morality and Two Norms of Rationality

IIC 2

Davis, J.K.

Moral Practice and Applying Principles to Cases

IVB 1

Dimitriou, K.

The Moral Status of Motives

IVC 1

Drayson, Z.

Situationism and Psychological Explanation

VC 1

Dwarswaard, J. et al.

50 Years of moralizing strategies in Dutch general practice

VA 2

Egonsson, D.

Kant's Principle and the Mitigation of Responsibility

ID 1

Eylon, Y.

Must a Virtuous Person Engage in Reflective Criticism?

IID 1

Fjellstrom, R.

One should – but should I?

IID 2

Frowe, H

Self-defence, Non-combatants and Terrorism

IVA 1

Gianni, M.

Context-based vs. generalisation-based approaches to normative puzzles: An epistemological, methodological and normative assessment

IIIC 3

Giebel, H.M. et al.

The Effect of Undergraduate Philosophical Ethics Courses on Moral Judgment, Moral Motivation, and Moral Behavior

IVC 2

Goldman, A.

Is Moral Motivation Rationally Required?

ID 2

Goodwin, T.L.

The Problem of 'Dirty Hands': Morally Complicated but Conceptually Clear

IVA 2

Hämäläinen, N.

Is Ethical Theory Destructive in Practice?

IVB 2

Hennig, B.

Virtues and Intentions

IIIC

Horstkötter, D.

On being unconcerned

VC 2

Hoven, M.A. van den

Critical reflection in professional ethics education: Is there a (mis)match between applied philosophy and (educational) practice?

IVB 3

Jansen, C.

The amoralist’s judgement

IA2

Jensen, K.K.

The Working of Fairness-Claims

IVD 1

Kalis, A.

Haidt and a Hype: Some Thoughts about Moral Judgements

IID 3

Kihlbom, U.

To Narrow the Gap by way of Empirical Ethics

IC 1

Kime, M.

Universalism and Ethical Schizophrenia: A Call for Treatment

1A 1

Knorpp, W.M.

The Relationship between Norms and the Description of Practice: Moral Practicalism, Logical Psychologism, Cultural Moral Relatavism, and the Divine Command Theory

IVD 2

Kole, J.J.

Beyond reflective equilibrium: Theory and method of justification in professional ethics

VB 1

Krämer, F.

What is a Morally Appropriate Response? The Role of Emotions in Moral Judgment

IVC 3

Lacewing, M.

'What Reason Can't Do: An Implication of Psychoanalysis for Ethical Theory'

IIIE 1

Lind, A

Moral Theory and the Practicality Requirement

IIID 2

Mandelbaum, E. et al.

Responsibility and the Brain Sciences

IVA 3

Martin, A.M.

Hope, Fantasy, and Commitment

VE 1

Nadelhoffer, T. et al.

The Actor-Observer Bias and Moral Intuitions: Adding Fuel to Sinnott-Armstrong's Fire

IIA1

Nawrath, T.

Being Morally Obligated – but Also Feeling Obligated? On Kant's Foundation of Moral Education

VD 1

O’Hagan, E.

Moral Self-Knowledge in Kantian Ethics

VD 2

Pantazatos. A.

Pluralistic Account of Values and the Dualism of Practical Reason

IVD 3

Petersson, B.

Moral Responsibility and Causal Involvement

IE 2

Radoilska, L.

Collective Responsibility: An Aristotelian Approach

IVE 1

Räikkä, J.

On the Ethics of Political Conspiracy Theories

IF 1

Roberts, B.

Desert versus Entitlement

IVE 2

Rodogno, R.

The Role of Reasons in Ethical Theory and Moral Practice

IIID 3

Samet-Porat, I.

Satanic Motivations

IIE 2

Sarkissian, H.

Minor Manners, Major Effects: A Social Psychological Defense of Propriety

IVE 3

Schellenberg, I.

Clinical Medical Ethics Consultations: The Pervasiveness of Patient Manipulation

IVF 1

Schinkel, A

Some presuppositions, and one possible answer to the Question: What kind of ethical theory might be of help to moral practice (if any)?

IIIE 2

Schönecker, D.

Ethical Theory, Moral Practice, and the Burden of Proof

IIIE 3

Sie, M.M.S.K.

Moral Agency, Conscious Control and Deliberative Awareness

VE 2

Snow, N.E.

How Ethical Theory Can Improve Practice: Lessons from Abu Ghraib

VB 2

Spence, E.

Between a Rock and the Deep Blue Sea: Moral Justification, Motivation and Compliance

IIE 3

Strandberg, C.

An Internalist Dilemma

IIF 1

Streumer, B.

Are Normative Properties Descriptive Properties?

IIF 2

Toft, K.H.

'Primates and Philosophers': Reciprocity and Distant People in Need

IIIF 1

Toppinen, P.

Two Roles of Deliberation in Democratic Procedures

IF 2

Voorhoeve, A. & Otsuka, M.

Why It Matters that Some Are Worse Off than Others: An Argument against Parfit's Priority View

IIF 3

Weinberg, J.

Competent Acquaintance, Decision-Dependent Judgments, and Normative Experimentation

IIIF 2

Weinstock, D.

Rescuing Ethics from the Juridical Model

IVF 2

Williston, B.

Situationism and Moral Responsibility

IIA2

Wilson, J.

Intuitions, Empirical Research and Reflective Equilibrium

IIA3

Wright, C.W.

Reasoned Deliberation and Unreasoned Intuition in Everyday Moral Judgment: Jürgen Habermas and Jonathan Haidt in Dialogue

IIIF 3

Zielinska, A.C.

Normativity and Moral Psychology

IC 2

Zimmerman, M.J.

Ross on Retributivism

VF 2