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Morality and conflict
Cambridge: Harvard University Press (1983)
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In this book of essays, he argues that morality cannot be defined solely by rational and universal principles; instead, a major place must be found for changing and conflicting ideals, values peculiar to specific times and cultures.Other Versions
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