Intent and Outcome: A Cultural Discourse

In this chapter, the philosophical debate between intent and outcome is explored through the contrasting cultural values of Tamil and Siona. They discuss the ethical frameworks of deontological versus virtue ethics, emphasizing the importance of both intentions and consequences in moral evaluations. The chapter also critiques a literary work for its handling of social issues like sexism and racism, prompting reflections on the complexities of guilt, moral responsibility, and effective representation.