The Moral Psychology of Gratitude (Moral Psychology of the Emotions) Edited by Robert Roberts and Daniel Telech (Farsi)

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The Moral Psychology of Gratitude (Moral Psychology of the Emotions), edited by Robert Roberts and Daniel Telech, explores the complexities of gratitude in everyday and professional life. The book examines questions such as: Are we morally obligated to repay the kindness of others? Does showing gratitude require that the benefactor intended to help us? What is the difference between feeling grateful and acting on gratitude? Must we respect someone in order to feel or express gratitude? And are we especially indebted to those who have shaped our identity? Drawing on the latest research from philosophy, cognitive science, and psychology, this scholarly anthology provides a deep, interdisciplinary investigation into gratitude as both an emotion and a moral phenomenon, offering readers insights into its psychological, ethical, and social dimensions.