algorithms and mechanisms are empirically more accessible, it is the top level, the level of computational theory, which is …'s Soul, I argue that a notable weakness of Greene's approach to moral psychology is its neglect of computational theory. A … and omissions. How do people actually do this? What is the theory which explains their practice? Greene claims that …

methods from the mathematical theory of optimal transport. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our algorithm when applied to …

justification of corporate liability. Traditionally, corporate theory revolved around the dichotomy between the fictional or real … corporate liability for torts and criminal offences. More recent approaches such as the nexus of contracts theory …

disorders. What Sunstein gives us, in effect, is a theory of performance errors without a corresponding theory of moral … unsound. Exotic and unfamiliar stimuli are used in theory construction throughout the cognitive sciences, and these problems …

, his empiricist learning theory does not explain how complex concepts like agent, intention, cause, and wrong are acquired … target in moral theory is far too crude and simplistic to do justice to the argument from the poverty of the stimulus. The … omissions with their alternatives. Does Nichols' empiricist theory explain how any of these complex deontic rules could be …

hypotheses derived from the theory. …