Normative implications of moral psychology: Jonathan Haidt and the moral dumbfounding

In this work I aim to study the theory of Jonathan Haidt's Social Intuitionism. This proposal appeared in contrast to the Piaget and Kohlberg's rationalistic model. I will analyze its key elements and mainly its normative implications. Particularly, I will focus on Haidt's known theory of "moral dumbfounding" with which purports to explain the supposed existing disconnection between moral judgment and moral reasoning as two independent processes.