The Death of Character
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THE THESIS
The Death of Character examines the erosion of character in contemporary American society.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Analysis of the cultural and social forces contributing to the decline of character.
- Exploration of the shift from character-based ethics to personality-based ethics.
- Discussion of the implications for individual lives and the broader social fabric.
- Examination of historical and philosophical underpinnings of character development.
- Case studies and examples illustrating the phenomenon.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
James Davison Hunter's "The Death of Character" is recognized as a significant sociological analysis of contemporary American culture. The book is noted for its rigorous examination of the shift from character-based ethics to personality-based ethics, exploring the profound implications of this change for individuals and society. Its arguments are often discussed in academic circles and among those interested in social and cultural critique.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
ISBN-10:
0465047300
ISBN-13:
9780465047307
Non-Fiction
Social Commentary
Sociology
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