Weathered Character: Envy and Response to the Seasons in Native American Traditions
Strategies for comparative ethics need to be chosen historically, for how they will play within the pre-existing field of comparisons already formative of public opinion. To counter popular misunderstanding of native ethics as a static repetition of taboos, I will examine the way mature character is...
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Year: 1992, Volume: 20, Issue: 2, Pages: 279-308 |
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