Objection: Disgust, Morality, and the Law
by Debra Lieberman, Carlton Patrick
Investigates the influence of disgust on morality and the law, revealing how emotional responses shape legal and ethical judgments.
About This Book
Objection examines the emotion of disgust and its role in shaping moral and legal decisions.
The authors analyze how feelings of revulsion impact judgments about right and wrong.
This book considers the broader implications for law and society when disgust is used as a basis for rules and policies.
Readers will gain insight into the intersection of psychology, morality, and legal reasoning.
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