Moral and epistemic virtues of power and powerlessness - can power somehow imply responsibility, yet also conceal certain aspects of a person’s character? Does this suggest a tension between responsibility/virtue/vice and revealingness of the self?
Moral and epistemic virtues of power and powerlessness - can power somehow imply responsibility, yet also conceal certain aspects of a person’s character? Does this suggest a tension between responsibility/virtue/vice and revealingness of the self?