Moral Sprouts and Natural Teleologies: 21st Century Moral Psychology Meets Classical Chinese Philosophy (The Aquinas Lecture, 2014)
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Moral Sprouts and Natural Teleologies: 21st Century Moral Psychology Meets Classical Chinese Philosophy (The Aquinas Lecture, 2014)

by Owen Flanagan

Philosophy Psychology
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Owen Flanagan's 2014 Aquinas Lecture examines how 21st-century moral psychology intersects with classical Chinese philosophy. Focusing on moral sprouts and natural teleologies, it bridges modern science and ancient thought to explore the foundations of ethical behavior and human flourishing.

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In this 2014 Aquinas Lecture, Owen Flanagan delves into the convergence of 21st-century moral psychology and classical Chinese philosophy.

The discussion centers on moral sprouts, examining innate ethical tendencies through a comparative lens.

Flanagan highlights natural teleologies, drawing parallels between contemporary scientific insights and traditional Eastern wisdom.

This work offers a thoughtful synthesis, enriching philosophical discourse on human morality.

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