Review of Just Babies by Paul Bloom [Book Review]

Metapsychology 18 (33) (2014)
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Abstract

The scientific study of moral thought and action is flourishing, even if still in its infancy. In his recent book, Just Babies, Paul Bloom provides a valuable contribution to this movement with a focus on, well, infants (and other young children). I anxiously awaited this next installment from one of my favorite psychologists, and it met my high expectations. This should be unsurprising given the quality of his other books that popularize fascinating research on the mind, including Descartes' Baby and How Pleasure Works.

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Joshua May
University of Alabama, Birmingham

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