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"Moral intuition" as a book category covers works that explore the immediate, often pre-reflective judgments people make about right and wrong—why we feel certain acts are permissible or reprehensible before we reason through them. It includes philosophy (intuitionism and debates about the reliability of moral instincts), psychology and neuroscience studies of how emotions, heuristics and social context shape moral responses, and narrative or case-based books that dramatize ethical dilemmas to reveal intuitive reactions. Titles in this category may range from academic treatments and empirical research to popular science, memoirs, and moral fiction that test readers’ gut responses, and they aim to illuminate how intuition interacts with reason in everyday moral decision-making.

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