It is this comfort, in fact, which might lead a man of his constitution to stray from what in some circles is thought of as morality.
The novel takes off as morality tale and legal thriller when Marcelo discovers that the firm's main client is continuing to produce a windshield that has already seriously injured dozens of people, one of them a girl Marcelo's age.
Darwin, in short, does not characterize sympathy itself as morality or as morally good, but focuses on its complex workings and the mechanisms that lead from sympathy to morality, where self-interest has a large role.
For an informal public system such as morality, fully informed moral agents can, within limits, disagree in their moral judgments.
As a consequence, the realist also fails to account for the authority of moral obligations for why we really ought to do as morality says.
Grace expresses a tendency to act as morality requires that has become instinctive, while dignity expresses mastery grounded on moral principles over instincts that are not harmonious with morality.
Treating them as criminals defies logic as well as morality.
He treats their unusual individual histories as morality tales.
But both protagonists are, finally, allegorical figures, and the films work most powerfully as morality tales.
The word honor is often linked, as morality is not, with violence.
