Harman, Gilbert

"Authentic moral education cultivates sensitivity to moral particulars, not just knowledge of rules."

"The problem of demarcation between science and non-science remains unsolved by philosophy."

"Our deepest commitments shape how we interpret experience more than experience shapes our commitments."

"Moral imagination allows us to extend moral concern beyond the immediately familiar."

"The structure of personal identity involves both continuity and change in complex ways."

"Understanding others requires recognizing that their inner lives are as rich and complex as our own."

"The limits of explanation reveal something important about the nature of understanding itself."

"Moral disagreement often masks deeper disagreements about human flourishing and its conditions."

"The possibility of skepticism reveals something important about the structure of knowledge and belief."

"Our practical reasoning involves values that cannot be derived from facts alone."

"The nature of freedom requires capacities that extend beyond the absence of external constraint."

"Philosophical insight often comes from recognizing that apparent solutions ignore subtle complications."

"The relationship between language and world remains one of philosophy's deepest mysteries."

"Moral growth involves expanding our ability to recognize and respond to moral reasons."