Inner Virtue

New York, USA: Oxford University Press (2017)
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What does it mean to be a morally good person? It can be tempting to think that it is simply a matter of performing certain actions and avoiding others. And yet there is much more to moral character than our outward actions. We expect a good person to not only behave in certain ways but also to experience the world in certain ways within.

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Nicolas Bommarito
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