"Free Will and Rational Coherency" "Asymmetrical Practical Reasons" "Practical Reasons and Moral 'Ought'" "Craving the Right: Emotions and Moral Reasons"

"Learning Emotions and Ethics" "Resting Content: Sensible Satisficing?" "Making Room for Options: Moral Reasons, Imperfect Duties, and Choice"

Work I've done for an interdisciplinary audience includes:
 

an interview on  philosophy of action     papers on  psychopaths evolutionary accounts of depression     brief talks on  the role of emotions in ethics holding psychopaths responsible

a background essay on  free will and genetic determinism     conference posters on  emotions, genetics, and free will   emotions, innateness, and ethics   emotions as practical reasons

I can also offer links to some of my other main publications for philosophers (a pdf where available, or the penultimate draft in typescript. or an online version accessible through universities with subscribing libraries):

• "Conditional Oughts and Hypothetical Imperatives"
• "Behavior Control and Freedom of Action"
• "A Case of Mixed Feelings: Ambivalence and the Logic of Emotions"
• "Free Will and the Genome Project"
• "Subjective Guilt and Responsibility"
• "Guilt and Virtue"
• "Moral Responses and Moral Theory"
• "Emotional Strategies and Rationality"
• "Genes, Electrotransmitters, and Free Will"
• "Impulse and Self-Reflection"
• "The Problem with Manipulation"
• "Emotions, Rationality, and Mind/Body"
• "Practical Reasoning and Emotion"
• 'Confabulating the Truth: In Defense of 'Defensive' Moral Reasoning"

• Emotions and Reasons
• Practical Guilt