The Moral Sense in the Time of the Recluse

Philosophy and Rhetoric 53 (3):326-331 (2020)
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ABSTRACT The circumstances of the pandemic, while inviting lessons from earlier reclusions, prompt reflection on what is lost when we are forced apart. The moral sense, as Darwin reminds us, is founded in communal bonds, the very things now brought into question. How then are values—and the dispositions that inform them—being challenged by a rhetoric of care?

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Christopher Tindale
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