pt. I LOVE OF TRUTH AND "MORAL SENTIMENTS"
1. The Paradox of the Charitable Terrorist
2. Can We Have Naturalism without the Naturalistic Fallacy?
3. Love of Truth and "Vital Lies": Basic Conflicting Emotions in Moral and Political Psychology
4. Moral Realism, Hermeneutics, and Enactive Epistemology: The Truth "Resists Us"
pt. II TRUTH-SEEKING AND THE HERMENEUTIC CIRCLE
5. "Attention Must Be Paid!" Hermeneutics and the Demand for Universalization
6. The Coherence of Moral Worldviews: Beyond the Privileging of Nihilism
7. Kantian Abstractions and the Embarrassment of Reason: The Need for Hermeneutics
8. The Limits of Hedonism: Paradoxes of "Expanded Egoism"
9. The Hermeneutic Process in Action: Fallibilism and the Role of Emotion in Moral and Political Psychology.
