Titlebook: Race and Morality; How Good Intentions Melvyn L. Fein Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Moral.mobility.morality.soci

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Natural Resocialization,ials for these religious rituals, and even consume the sanctified flesh of their enemies, but on a certain level were probably horrified by the gore and misery. Certainly cannibalistic societies in the highlands of New Guinea, despite a proclaimed attachment to a life of raid and counterraid, when c

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The Black Middle Class,blem with alcohol. A lack of sobriety she hitherto attributed to his proclivity to celebrate their relationship was evidently a regular feature of his life. Besides drinking for the sake of an evening’s entertainment, he consumed large quantities of whiskey virtually every day. Most of the time he d

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The White Middle Class, sensitive subject. After several false starts, following each of which she profusely apologized for what she had been about to say, she asked my opinion regarding a campus job she held. One of her responsibilities, she explained, was to prepare materials for an impending conference, but she was dep

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The Culture of Slavery: Origins, in a vacuum. Both the social structure in which we are embedded and the culture operative within this structure determine what we will demand and ultimately what is possible. We must therefore turn our attention to examining the cultural factors molding race relations.

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Natural Resocialization,ble to abolish them. Whatever their reactions to seeing beating hearts torn from living bodies, they helped enforce what seemed the safest course. Indeed, had they done otherwise, their own bodies might have been rolled down the temple steps.

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1566-7847 day in Jekyll Island Georgia, and he was a friend. Yes, he explained, what I was saying seemed to be true. And yes it probably needed to be said, but why did I want to be the one to say it? Wasn‘t I, after all, a tenured professor who didn‘t need to make a fuss in order to retain his job? Didn‘t it

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Moral Enemies,y of misconstruing essential information. Because of the nature of morality, people fail to perceive the obvious or misinterpret it so badly they are led astray. In the case of race relations, this has resulted in America being trapped in a collective impasse for some decades now.

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,“Died of a Theory”,to cross the Manhattan Bridge. Once beyond this span, we would cruise up and down the island, transporting passengers on short, lucrative hauls along well-worn tracks. To recross the river was an act of folly that placed one in an area with fewer fares and where one was in jeopardy of getting lost.

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The American Creed,xperiencing the sort of decadence Edward Gibbon.so richly recorded. Has the pre-eminence of being the world’s only remaining superpower allowed us to lose our bearings and encouraged us to devote ourselves to profligate pleasures—the equivalent, as it were, of dining on peacock tongues and quail eggs?

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