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Philosophical Disquisitions: Does Parenting Style Shape Our Moral Culture?
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A moral culture is the set of beliefs and practices in a society that specifies the values and norms that (people believe) ought to be adopt...
Philosophical Disquisitions: Does Parenting Style Shape Our Moral Culture? Pages Home Book About Podcast Best Of Papers Media Newsletter Thursday, February 11, 2021 Does Parenting Style Shape Our Moral Culture? Tweet A moral culture is the set of beliefs and practices in a society that specifies the values and norms that (people believe) ought to be adopted by the people living in that society. There are many different moral cultures. Psychologists and sociologists frequently talk, for example, about honour-based moral cultures. These are cultures in which the moral worth of each individual is
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