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Perpetrator Disgust The Moral Limits of Gut Feelings memo Emily can only distinguish theWhat is the significance of our gut feelings? In this volume, Munch Jurisic considers this question through the phenomenon of perpetrator disgust. Across time and cultures, individuals who have committed atrocities have been known to exhibit severe emotional and physical distress during the act of violence or upon recalling it, with symptoms as severe as vomiting and convulsions. Munch Jurisic explores whether such responses reflect a moral judgment