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The Intellectual Depth and Breadth of the Rudolphs’ Work The Intellectual Depth and Breadth of the Rudolphs’ Work
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Political Psychology Political Psychology
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Political Leadership Political Leadership
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Expectations, Political Development, and Political Violence Expectations, Political Development, and Political Violence
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Moral Imagination Moral Imagination
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Impact of the Rudolphs: A Scholar’s Experience Impact of the Rudolphs: A Scholar’s Experience
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Research on Self-Interest, Altruism, and Moral Choice Research on Self-Interest, Altruism, and Moral Choice
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The Ethical Perspective The Ethical Perspective
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Political Psychology and Ethics: Surviving Political Trauma with One’s Humanity Intact Political Psychology and Ethics: Surviving Political Trauma with One’s Humanity Intact
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Narrative Narrative
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Endnotes Endnotes
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References References
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4 A Different Way of Seeing Things: The Intellectual Legacy of Lloyd and Susanne Rudolph
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Published:September 2020
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Abstract
Kristen Monroe analyses the Rudolphs’ innovative use of political psychology in their study of identity, political leadership, and the consequences of perception for political action. She draws inspiration from the Rudolphs’ work on Gandhi to develop the concept of ‘moral imagination’, or the capacity to empathize with other people’s lives in ways that recast moral issues in a light that leads to innovative solutions to moral problems. Moral imagination plays a crucial role in explaining altruism and heroism. Conversely, people’s capacity to dehumanize others is an important cause of terrorism and genocide. Monroe’s analysis underscores the importance of emotions in shaping: peoples’ perceptions, moral choices, and political action. She advocates moving beyond mechanical models of ‘scientific’ explanation and developing a humanistic social science that leaves us open to surprises resulting from the innovatively creative behaviour of our fellow human beings.
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