Is it all because of a story?

Philosophical Forum 51 (3):247-260 (2020)
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Abstract

A very popular account of various behaviors among journalists and humanities scholars and is that such behaviors were caused by stories that people read or heard. In this paper, I argue that such explanations are seldom justified, and speculate about what makes story‐based accounts so popular when there is so little evidence for them.

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