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15 mai 2023
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Jenni Ellwanger, « The Moral Dimensions of Health », Discourse Lab, ID : 10.58079/no7q
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Pilot study by Maria Becker (Heidelberg), Svetha Ananth (Heidelberg) and Carina Kiemes (Darmstadt) Morality plays an important role in everyday life and influences almost all areas of our society, e.g., politics, culture, religion, or education. When people are debating about controversial topics such as climate change, refugees or changes in law, they often refer to moral concepts such as freedom, equality, or charity (but also negative values such as guiltiness or prejudices) to emphasiz...