遵循的规范
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Overview: Charles Larmore stellt keineswegs die Möglichkeit einer Moraltheorie in Frage. Indem er zentrale Probleme der Politik moralisch zu begründen sucht, plädiert er jedoch für einen flexibleren und sensibleren Umgang mit den Schwierigkeiten unseres moralischen Alltags.978-3-476-01287-6978-3-476-03583-7
addition
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ovation
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nugatory
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03583-7Moral; Moraltheorie; Philosophie; Politik; Politische Philosophie
exophthalmos
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产生
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蚊子
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Charles E. Larmorepeville and Marikana massacres. A literature review is conducted on material published on these two cases focusing on the articulations of memory work and nationalism. Selective memory work has made it possible to rationalise, trivialise and ignore racialised inequalities and ‘black pain’ in the pos
pulse-pressure
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Charles E. Larmoree to archive narratives which have been denied a place in official state archives and deemed unarchivable. Fictional literary narratives create alternative archives of Gukurahundi and engender alternative ways of remembering the genocide and creating memories of it.
长处
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Charles E. Larmore produced documentary films such as . which are keeping alive the memories of Gukurahundi atrocities. Drawing on the concepts of ‘witnessing’ and ‘postmemory’, and using . as an entry point, this chapter examines the experiences and memories of child survivors of Gukurahundi. Findings demonstrate th
Debate
发表于 2025-3-25 02:35:30
Charles E. Larmore produced documentary films such as . which are keeping alive the memories of Gukurahundi atrocities. Drawing on the concepts of ‘witnessing’ and ‘postmemory’, and using . as an entry point, this chapter examines the experiences and memories of child survivors of Gukurahundi. Findings demonstrate th