What Makes Us Moral?

Neil Levy is a Fellow at the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics at the University of Melbourne in Australia.He is an expert on ethics and political philosophy and has lectured and published widely in this area. His current research takes him into the areas of bioethics, moral responsibility, and the ethics of new technologies. He is the author of Sartre (Oneworld, 2001) and Moral Relativism: A Short Introduction (Oneworld 2002).

• Preface vii1 The moral consequences of Darwinism 12 The evolution of morality 393 The Stone Age mind 914 A clean slate? 1275 Genetic fallacies 167Further reading 207Notes 213Index 231

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