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Anne Wrightof persons there is implied a particular way of considering others, which in the value words ‘fairness’ and ‘persons’ is implied to be a . way. We have now to make good these claims by an examination of the nature of morality. To link specifically with the previous chapter, in the following section

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Anne Wrightility of individuals to develop connections and relationships with others in their community, and puts a premium on the forging of consensus and the avoidance of conflict. The latter is a more individualistic notion that, among other things, stresses the importance of accommodating conflict and cons

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Anne Wrightown historical destiny, he would condemn as nihilism Gandhi’s view that conflict can invite us to transcend ourselves. For Heidegger, genuine conflict reveals the opponents as incommensurable enemies; for Gandhi, the goal of conflict must always be the possibility of reconciliation, and conflict mus

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Anne Wrightnd harder than we have to. Finally, Political Islam has a nuanced theology and jurisprudence of truces. Given the history of tensions between Islam and the West, it is problematic that the former has a way of curtailing violence that we in the West have not thought about.

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own historical destiny, he would condemn as nihilism Gandhi’s view that conflict can invite us to transcend ourselves. For Heidegger, genuine conflict reveals the opponents as incommensurable enemies; for Gandhi, the goal of conflict must always be the possibility of reconciliation, and conflict mus

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