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Moral engagement: Introduction
As discussed in our previous post, moral disengagement refers to the ways in which people rationalize about and frame inhumane acts. Mechanisms of disengagement allow us to tolerate–and even view as moral–such acts as invasion and torture. Our topic today … Continue reading
Peace through the ethic of reciprocity
What does it take to achieve peace? I think the best answer on an individual level is to follow the ethic of reciprocity, the principle known as the Golden Rule. This ethic of reciprocity is a version of Immanuel Kant’s … Continue reading
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