Moral Psychology's Drinking Problem

In Iskra Fileva (ed.), Questions of Character (2016)
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Sometimes when a person acts while drunk we see her actions as not reflective of her character ("oh, she was just drunk"). At other times we see her actions as reflective of her "deep self" ("in vino veritas"). What is the difference between the two types of cases? This paper sketches a possible answer.

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