Mie says that I can include articles in my ten books that have influenced me the most list, since I definitely [havent] read ten books. Here is my list (note that it does include a book): J. David Velleman, Love as a Moral Emotion, Ethics (1999) Rae Langon, Duty and Desolation, Philosophy (1992) Thomas Nagel, The Absurd, Journal of Philosophy (1971) Christine Korsgaard, Reasons we Can Share, in Creating the Kingdom of Ends (1996) Michael Smith, Is that All there Is? Journal of Ethics (2006) N.T. Wright, Jesus and the Victory of God Richard Hayes, Reading Scripture in Light of the Resurrection, Kyla Ebels-Duggan, Against Beneficence, Ethics (2008) Terryl Givens, Dialogic Revelation, in By the Hand of Mormon Dan Moller, Anticipated Emotions and Emotional Valence, Philosophers Imprint (2011) terpconnect.umd.edu/~dmoller/Welcome_files/emotions.pdf To also give such lists if they havent already, I nominate Britt Cramer, Carey Batschi Jackson, Javier Samuel Hidalgo, and David Healey
Posted on: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 23:39:27 +0000
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