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Bearing Bad News
International Journal of Philosophical Studies 30 (1):19-34 (2022)
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The ethics of bearing bad news has not yet been discussed by philosophers. How should the messenger feel? Is she, as Toni Morrison claimed in one of her novels, ‘corrupted’ by the message? And shou...Author's Profile
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