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03/20/2017

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Tom Clark

Thanks! I link to this entry in a paper in which I suggest that reactive attitudes, in particular moral anger, can be explained by the free-floating rationale of maintaining social stability.

https://www.naturalism.org/applied-naturalism/criminal-justice/reactivity-in-charge-on-fischers-semiretributivism

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