Exploring Moral Psychology and Ethical Foundations

This chapter explores the complexities of moral psychology in contrast to normative ethical theories, emphasizing the insights of historical and contemporary philosophers. It critiques simplifications of moral theories, advocating for a deeper understanding of human behavior that integrates artistic perspectives. The discussion also examines the concept of 'second nature' in moral formation and the impact of education on ethical development, highlighting the shared elements of human nature that contribute to moral reasoning.