PrefaceIntroductionPart 1: ContextsChapter 1- EvolutionChapter 2- NeuroscienceChapter 3- Moral EcologyPart 2: InfluencesChapter 4- PersonalityChapter 5- Moral Identity and the SelfChapter 6- Skills and KnowledgePart 3: ProcessesChapter 7- Moral ReasonChapter 8- Moral EmotionChapter 9- Moral FormationCoda
Chuck Huff is is Professor of Psychology and Computer Science at St. Olaf College, MN, where he teaches courses in social psychology, ethical issues in software design, the psychology of good and evil, and the psychology of religion. He has published quantitative and qualitative research on moral psychology, the ethical design of software, gender and computing, and digital ethics. His articles have appeared in computer science, education, philosophy, psychology, and sociology journals.Almut Furchert is a German philosopher and psychologist in independent practice with expertise in existential, phenomenological, and hermeneutic traditions. She has published internationally in the intersection of philosophy, psychology, theology, and the caring professions, and has held academic positions at the Jesuit School of Philosophy in Munich, the Technical University of Munich, and the Hong Kierkegaard Research Library at St Olaf College. She is also a member of the Hildegard of Bingen Academy in Eibingen, Germany.
