Philosophical analysis uncovers valid claims in narrative and anti-narrative ethics, suggesting moral philosophy must integrate and move beyond both traditions.
I develop in this essay a dialectical thesis: there is something right about both a narrative and an anti-narrative view of ethics, and to get things right, we need to discard something in both; to learn something from both; and to move beyond both.
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