The Ruffin Series of the Society for Business Ethics

Volume 4, 2004

Business, Science, and Ethics

Leda Cosmides
Pages 93-128

Knowing Thyself
The Evolutionary Psychology of Moral Reasoning and Moral Sentiments

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