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Professor Baier defends the view that both our reasoning and our intention-formation require a commons of mind, that is, the background existence of shared reasonings, intentions and actions. However she concludes that moral reflection, still in its infancy, is not assured with regard to morality.
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Kyle Ellis
reviewed The commons of the mind on April 16, 2012
The commons of the mind
I LOVE this book! So interesting! But under pressure to read and write so much, sometimes I can't wait until the chapter's end.
I would love this book even more if it broke down cultures into their own categories. For example, if they did a chapter each on the Japanese, Asian, German, European, French, Arab, American cultures, then had a chart showing each culture artifact and how it compares to the others. Right now, it's all jumbled together and makes it incredibly difficult to find the facts and the quotes that are needed for my papers, despite my copious notes and interest in the subject.
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