The Problem of Morality in Contemporary Russian Psychology

Russian Studies in Philosophy 51 (4):51-63 (2013)
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The author discusses the three main approaches taken by contemporary Russian psychologists to the problem of moral reference points and finds them all unsuited to life in a multicultural world

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