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Envy's Non-Innocent Victims
Journal of Philosophy of Emotion 1 (1):1-22 (2019)
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Envy has often been seen as a vice and the envied as its victims. I suggest that this plausible view has an important limitation: the envied sometimes actively try to provoke envy. They may, thus, be non-innocent victims. Having argued for this thesis, I draw some practical implications.Author's Profile
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