Draws on findings in the cognitive sciences and in evolutionary psychology to identify ethical principles that are likely to help humans to succeed biologically as individuals, and, also, as cooperative groups. This book also applies those principles to moral complexities in choices about global warming.
A link running through many of the essays in this volume is between evolutionary biology and Chinese ethics. Donald Munro's focus is on what this development means, narrowly for the study of Confucian ethics, and broadly for Chinese contributions to any international discussion of moral topics.
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