The mind of morality - neuropsychology of morality

The Brain of Morality: The Neuropsychology of Morality by S. Matthew Liao ... This book carries contents that touch every person who begins to understand themselves and others around them, perhaps even before learning to speak, about what goodness is and how to be part of it? About the righteous person and how to be like him? Eternal questions gathered a group of scholars, philosophers, and neuroscientists to address them with the seriousness and patience they deserve, intertwining scientific and technological development and the subsequent discoveries in neuroscience and moral psychology with established philosophical theories to create a comprehensive vision that informs the reader of what it contains and what it lacks alike, leaving them to contemplate each idea until they derive the greatest benefit from it, and providing them with new terms and words that direct their attention to the narrowest alleys that may hide between the folds of concepts, which one may not realize or discover until they find them in front of them. This book is not suitable for hurried reading; rather, it invites its reader to pause and persevere to reach the idea and understand its implications, to scrutinize questions before answers, and to explore all scientific and literary doors alike, so that this book becomes a mirror of our diligent pursuit to understand our righteousness and cling to it in hope of salvation.