Currently based at the University of Duisburg-Essen, I work primarily at the intersection of philosophy of mind and ethics, in particular on the nature and normative significance of various affective attitudes.

During my stay at the CRÉ, I worked on the relationship between affective attitudes, particularly sentiments and emotions, and reasons.

Personal website: www.hichemnaar.com 

Publications

Books

• 2019. Qui peut sauver la morale? Essai de métaéthique. Éditions d’Ithaque (with François Jaquet) 

Edited books

• 2018. The Ontology of Emotions. Cambridge University Press (edited with Fabrice
  Teroni)

Recent articles and book chapters (selection)

• Forthcoming, « The Possibility of Fitting Love: Irreplaceability and Selectivity », Synthese
• Forthcoming. « The Real Issue with Recalcitrant Emotions: Reply to Grzankowski », Erkenntnis
• Forthcoming. “Love as a Disposition”, in Grau, C. & Smuts, A. (eds), Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Love, Oxford University Press
• 2019. “Gratitude: Generic vs. Deep”, in Roberts, R. & Telech, D. (eds.), The Moral Psychology of Gratitude, Rowman & Littlefield
• 2018. “Sentiments”, in Naar, H. & Teroni, F. (eds), The Ontology of Emotions, Cambridge University Press
• 2017. “Subject-Relative Reasons for Love”, Ratio, 30, 2, 197-214
• 2016. “Real-World Love Drugs: Reply to Nyholm”, Journal of Applied Philosophy, 33, 2, 197-201
• 2016. “Moral Beliefs for the Error Theorist?”, (with François Jaquet), Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 19, 193-207
• 2016. “Do Intuitions about Frankfurt-Style Cases Rest on an Internalist Prejudice?” (with Florian Cova), Philosophical Explorations, 19,3, 290-305
• 2013. “A Dispositional Theory of Love”, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 94, 3, 342-357