... in a framework where our conceptions of the true and the good are in a process of historical reconfiguration. conceptual change education historicity Iris Murdoch moral change It is hardly surprising that Iris Murdoch's work has caught the interest of philosophers of education, and Murdochians have found...

...Michael Klenk; Elizabeth O’Neill; Chirag Arora; Charlie Blunden; Cecilie Eriksen; Lily Frank; Jeroen Hopster The surveyed authors also disagree about the demarcation of moral revolutions from other types of collective moral change. The disagreement takes two main forms. Email: m.b.o.t.klenk...

... in contemporary conflicts over religion and sexual identity, to offer historically and socially sensitive tools for both theoretical and practical renegotiation. clashing vulnerabilities LGBTQ+rights education liberalism moral change Paul Rabinow religion Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value; European...

... psychology moral change wrongdoing Consider two examples that invite the idea of ‘norm-creative resentments’. First, in her memoir of her involvement in the women's liberation movement, Susan Brownmiller repeatedly stresses the role played by voicing righteous anger and resentment in consciousness...

... to play a prominent role in commenting on and framing decision-making processes in health care and life science research. Still, significant doubts remain regarding the adequacy of its models of agency and decision-making processes, especially in terms of moral change. Although bioethics is a diverse...

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... and the antisocial exercise of it. It also argues that the novels confirmed that corruption at the highest level is a pessimistic discourse of social and moral change which can be trained on diverse unsettling social phenomena, both “capitalist” and remnant “socialist.” Corruption Criminal codes and laws...

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...This book explores the surprisingly similar expectations of religious and moral change voiced by major American thinkers from the time of the Puritans to modern times. These predictions of “godlessness” in American society — sometimes by those favoring the foreseen future, sometimes by those...

...Chapter 8 offers an evaluative theory of moral progress and moral regress that explains how rational moral change is possible. Moral progress, distinct from progress in well-being, is illustrated by key examples, like the abolition of chattel slavery and reduction of gender inequality...

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... critical scrutiny for that reason. The naturalized and socially critical epistemology of the book is not relativism, however, and supports robust and transformative moral criticism and moral change. Questions on the authority of morality, the normative question, can only ever be answered from within some...

... moral change Bible conferences confession My father God, help me control the evil gaze of my eyes. Give me the capacity to not have evil eyes, help me. Prayer in the   previous chapter we examined the structure of the church services, the main and most frequent Christian ritual...

... right to housing to some meta-ethical issues about objectivity and our responsibility for moral change, The Moral Habitat explores the resources of this holistic agent-centered Kantian view of morality. To help traverse this much territory, I ve taken some liberties. Although Part One of the book starts...

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... thought, even forms of moral change. A central discussion concerns the role of the moral philosopher, and it is argued that philosophical work is an activity that itself involves a two-sided responsibility, an inward responsibility to continuously work on one’s wants and expectations and an outward...

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...Moral Articulation. Matthew Congdon, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2024. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197691571.003.0004 This chapter explores the role that emotions play in moral change, focusing on the case of resentment. It develops two related theses. The first...