Entering the moral middle ground: who is afraid of the grey wolf?

New York, NY: Cambridge University Press (2024)
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Contemporary society needs the recognition of a moral middle ground, where human behavior can be evaluated as permissible, understandable, or even valuable. As a counterforce to polarization and divisive politics, an identity model is proposed in which individual and group identities are transcended by a human and ecological identity.

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