Metaethics

Adrienne Martin

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Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Ph.D. University of North Carolina
Contact Information
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Office Location: 
Cohen 391
Office Hours: 
M 1-2, W 2-3
Research Interests: 

Over the last several years, my work has focused on “thick” emotional attitudes such as love, resentment, hope, and gratitude.   I argue that these attitudes essentially incorporate both sub-rational and rational elements of human psychology, and thus have interesting and distinctive influences on rational deliberation and choice.

Future projects include papers on the ethics of eating animals, conscientious objection in the provision of medical care, and what it means to relate to a person as a reasoner.

Selected Publications: 

"Hopes and Dreams," forthcoming in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research "Hope and Exploitation," Hastings Center Report, 38 (5): 49. "Tales Publicly Allowed," Hastings Center Report, 73(1): 33-40. “How to Argue for the Value of Humanity,” Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 87(1): 96-125.

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