Mindfulness and Moral Emotions

Join this seminar with Logan Mitchell, a UNC doctoral candidate in Philosophy.

Abstract: Many people (particularly Buddhists) believe that being a mindful person is generally a morally good way to be. But this idea appears to conflict with common intuitions about moral emotions—particularly blaming emotions like guilt and resentment—and makes it look like being a mindful person might sometimes make one morally worse...

Contact daniel_moseley@med.unc.edu for the Zoom link.