"Asymmetrical Practical Reasons" "Practical Reasons and Moral 'Ought'"

"Learning Emotions and Ethics" "Resting Content: Sensible Satisficing?" "Moral Reasons, Imperfect Duties, and Choice"

Work I've done for an interdisciplinary audience includes:
 

an interview on  philosophy of action     papers on  psychopaths evolutionary accounts of depression     brief talks on  the role of emotions in ethics holding psychopaths responsible

a background essay on  free will and genetic determinism     conference posters on  emotions, genetics, and free will   emotions, innateness, and ethics   emotions as practical reasons

I can also offer links to some of my other main publications for philosophers (either the penultimate draft in typescript or an online edition accessible through universitieswith subscribing libraries):

• "Conditional Oughts and Hypothetical Imperatives"
• "Behavior Control and Freedom of Action"
• "A Case of Mixed Feelings: Ambivalence and the Logic of Emotions"
• "Free Will and the Genome Project"
• "Subjective Guilt and Responsibility"
• "Guilt and Virtue"
• "Moral Responses and Moral Theory"
• "Emotional Strategies and Rationality"
• "Genes, Electrotransmitters, and Free Will"
• "Impulse and Self-Reflection"
• "The Problem with Manipulation"
• "Emotions, Rationality, and Mind/Body"
• "Practical Reasoning and Emotion"

• Emotions and Reasons
• Practical Guilt