Darwinism Tamed
On Self-Knowledge, Conviction and the Semblance of Ethics
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What becomes of the weaker person when the stronger sincerely believes that whatever serves his own interests is just? The fifth essay in Philosophy of the Privileged examines self-deception, conviction and the reliability of judgement. It asks under what conditions another person can trust that our convictions amount to more than a favourable account of our own interests.
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