1991New Directions for Child and Adolescent DevelopmentRequires access

The moral audience: On the narrative mediation of moral “judgment” and moral “action”

James M. Day

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Because the moral life is distinctly storied and, in a related way, theatrical in nature, the phenomenon of the moral audiena provides a narrative link between moral judgment and moral action.

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Because the moral life is distinctly storied and, in a related way, theatrical in nature, the phenomenon of the moral audiena provides a narrative link between moral judgment and moral action.

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Because the moral life is distinctly storied and, in a related way, theatrical in nature, the phenomenon of the moral audiena provides a narrative link between moral judgment and moral action.

Key concepts: Moral disengagement, Social cognitive theory of morality, Narrative, Moral development, Moral psychology, Moral reasoning, Moral authority, Action (physics)

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