Her work on altruism and moral choice is presented in a trilogy of award-winning books in which Monroe argues that our sense of self in relation to others sets and delineates the range of choice options we find available, not just morally but cognitively.
Her work on altruism and moral decision-making is outlined in a trilogy of highly acclaimed books, where Monroe posits that our perception of self in relation to others determines the scope of available choice options, extending beyond mere morality to cognitive levels as well.