The Ethic of Loyalty to the Visible

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Abstract

The previous chapter dealt with the relationship between an ethic of justice and an ethic of compassion. One of the foundations of an ethic of compassion, as I showed, is loyalty to the event—a loyalty driven by the recognition of the moral agent’s unique situation. In this chapter, I will attempt to broaden the scope of this loyalty and will refer to it as “loyalty to the visible.” I open with an explication of the nature of loyalty in general and then move on to consider loyalty to the visible in particular. This chapter will serve as a theoretical platform for the others since the “ethic of loyalty to the visible” is the foundation for all the variations of inner retreat.

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Sagi, A. (2018). The Ethic of Loyalty to the Visible. In Contributions To Phenomenology (Vol. 99, pp. 47–77). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99178-8_3

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