Foundations of Human Moral Decision-Making

This lecture explores the concept of human acts, examining their unique characteristics tied to free will and morality. It highlights key components such as knowledge, responsibility, freedom, and voluntariness in shaping actions and outcomes. The role of emotions in moral decision-making is analyzed, addressing how to balance rationality with emotional influence. Diverse ethical frameworks, including utilitarianism, justice, and virtue ethics, are discussed to guide sound decision-making....