2000
DOI: 10.1177/019145370002600203
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Character and well-being

Abstract: The debate between liberals and communitarians has still left liberalism without a plausible ethics. The ethics of character wants to offer a solid connection between political theory and personal identity, stressing the ethical role of the invariables of character against modern subjectivist competitors, such as authenticity. At a political level the ethics of character leads us beyond resourcist conceptions of justice.

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“…Worapong once suggested that local characters are more important than the younger generation, as there is usually a conflict between local and foreign characters [40]. This is also consistent with Mangiini's research on philosophy and social criticism of the behavior of liberal citizens toward well-expected characters [41].…”
Section: B Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Worapong once suggested that local characters are more important than the younger generation, as there is usually a conflict between local and foreign characters [40]. This is also consistent with Mangiini's research on philosophy and social criticism of the behavior of liberal citizens toward well-expected characters [41].…”
Section: B Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%