The EVOLUTION of MORALITY
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    A BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO MORALITY

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    play
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    courtship
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    phylogenetic intermediates
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    phylogenetic intermediates
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    intermediates
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    defining morality:
    nest parasitism
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    relating biology to moral philosophy


    Table 1


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    value-free nature:
    infanticide(?)
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    value-free science
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    value-free science

    MORAL OUTCOMES (BEHAVIORAL GENETICS)

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    mutualism
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    mutualism
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    mutualism
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    cooperative defense
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    cooperative foraging
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    "selfish" cooperation
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    "selfish" cooperation
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    "selfish" cooperation
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    "selfish" cooperation
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    kin selection
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    kin selection
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    kin selection
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    kin selection
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    kin selection
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    kin recognition
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    kin recognition
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    kin recognition
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    reciprocity
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    reciprocity
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    reciprocity
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    reciprocity
     


     


    MORAL MOTIVE OR INTENT (PSYCHOLOGY & NEUROSCIENCE)

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    motive/intent
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    motive/intent
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    motive/intent
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    conscience
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    conscience
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    sympathy
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    sympathy
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    sympathy
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    sympathy
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    sympathy
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    sympathy
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    sympathy
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    sympathy
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    innate dispositions
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    innate dispositions
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    neurological basis
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    neurological basis
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    neurological basis
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    neurological basis
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    neurological basis
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    neurological basis
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    learning
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    emergence (mind)
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    learning
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    intent

    MORAL SYSTEMS (SOCIALITY & COMMUNICATION)

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    tragedy of the commons
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    network reciprocity
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    strong reciprocity
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    strong reciprocity
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    strong reciprocity
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    image scoring
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    image scoring
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    social context
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    social context
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    social context
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    social context
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    expression of emotion
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    social context

    SUMMARY & SOCIAL APPLICATION

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    biological explanations of moral behavior

    Table 2

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    biological determinism
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    cultural imagery
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    cultural imagery
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    naturalistic fallacy
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    naturalizing error
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    human potential
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    human potential
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    human potential

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