Kurt Gray studies our moral minds and how we grapple with everyday ethics. In his new book, Outraged, he explores the deep psychology of human nature and what it means for how we navigate politically divisive times. In our conversation, we do a deep dive into his perspective that morality is fundamentally about our ideas of harm, which conflicts with how other theories talk about morality. We also get into what it means for concepts to shift with time or circumstance.
If you like this conversation, check out other episodes with moral psychologists whose views differ from Kurt's:
- Episode 47: Moral Foundations & Political Opinion with Jesse Graham
- Episode 81: Moral Language with Morteza Dehghani
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