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... Since then, discussions of moral disgust have become increasingly frequent, both in the psychological and philosophical literatures. Advocates of moral disgust (Miller 1997;Kass 1997;Kekes 1998;Kumar 2017) all defend some version of the claim that disgust has a legitimateor proper, positive, important, or indispensablerole to play in moral judgment and discourse. Moral disgust skeptics (Kelly and Morar 2014;Bloom 2013;Kelly 2011;Nussbaum 2004), on the other hand, seek to deny such claims. ...
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January 1997