Review of Moral Clarity: A Guide For Grown-Up Idealists [Book Review]

Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India 122 (10):717-19 (2017)
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Abstract

Moral Clarity is one of those rare works which is trans-disciplinary. This review contextualises Neiman as a philosopher and theologian who performs her cultural work in domains as diverse as memory studies and discourses on the problem of empathy. The review critiques reductionist positions which see Neiman merely as an acolyte of Hannah Arendt.

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