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Entering the Moral Middle Ground: Who Is Afraid of Grey Wolf?

Current price: $105.00
Entering the Moral Middle Ground: Who Is Afraid of Grey Wolf?
Entering the Moral Middle Ground: Who Is Afraid of Grey Wolf?

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Entering the Moral Middle Ground: Who Is Afraid of Grey Wolf?

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Many social and political groups consider each other as enemies rather than opponents with whom one can openly disagree. By introducing the concept of a moral middle ground, this book aims to overcome the perceived separation between good and bad, highlighting the possibility that human actions are permissible, understandable, and even valuable. To elucidate the nature of the moral middle ground and its psychological potentials, the author uses his theoretical framework, Dialogical Self Theory (DST). On the basis of these ideas, he portrays a variety of phenomena, including healthy selfishness, black humor, white lies, hypocrisy and the world views of some historical figures. He then demonstrates how the moral middle ground contributes to the development of a human and ecological identity. As a result, students and researchers in various disciplines, including psychology, literary studies, moral philosophy, political science, history, sociology, theology and cultural anthropology, will benefit from this book.

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