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Introduction: Layers of Understanding and Long-Arc Narrative,duction briefly sketches the ground covered in the fifteen chapters presented in this volume. The themes include the role of ethical vision in moral life, the ethical content of self-narratives and their potential difficulties, the layered depths of moral responsibility, some distinctive ways that m

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Self-Deception and Self-Narration: Linklater’s w do we do so? One answer to the last question might be that: we do so through and in the course of self-narration. An example of such is the narration of events we have been involved in the past. In this chapter I investigate the relationship between self-deception and self-narration through Richar

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Shame and Self-Abasement: Bernard Williams, Kant and J.M. Coetzeeyses two sublimated renderings of the basic emotion: in Kantian ethics and in J.M. Coetzee’s novelistic project. The first part of the chapter explores the so-called genealogical approach to shame, most profoundly shaped by Bernard Williams’s .. After that, a conceptual bridge is drawn between some

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