La paille et la poutre: notes sur l'éthique de la condamnation morale

Studia Philosophica 52:173-182 (1993)
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We often have judgments of moral condemnation on our fellow men. When we take seriously our individual and collective experience of moral judgment, we realize, however, that, in order to be properly brought to bear, judgments of moral condemnation must satisfy certain standards that are most often implicit. These norms form what we will call an "ethics of moral condemnation". Once unveiled, these standards surprise us with their rigor.

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Daniel Schulthess
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