Why You Self-Sabotage | Rachana Kamtekar on Plato’s Moral Psychology
Johnathan Bi
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Plato on Free Will and Moral Responsibility
This chapter explores Plato's insights on free will, moral responsibility, and human actions, particularly through his work in the Timaeus. It emphasizes a reformative approach to wrongdoing, advocating for pity over blame and examining the role of shame in moral development. By contrasting Plato's views with contemporary notions of moral accountability, the discussion raises important questions about personal integrity, ethical decisions, and the impact of minor transgressions on the soul.
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