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This article aims to enhance the understanding of moral meaning-making by examining the role of individual continuity and prior experiences.

Continuity and change in moral meaning‐making—a transactional approach

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This article explores how individual continuity affects moral meaning-making through sociocultural activities, suggesting new analytical approaches.

This article aims to enhance the understanding of moral meaning-making by examining the role of individual continuity and prior experiences.
Combines Dewey's and Wittgenstein's theories for a novel analytical framework.
Analyzes empirical examples that illustrate individual experiences in moral contexts.
Focuses on how previous experiences influence current moral meaning-making processes.
Demonstrates that prior experiences are actively re-actualized during events, affecting moral meaning-making.
Shows that individual continuity significantly contributes to the meanings participants construct in sociocultural settings.

Öhman et al. (2007) studied this question.

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This article explores how individual continuity affects moral meaning-making through sociocultural activities, suggesting new analytical approaches.