Judge and Be Judged Moral Reflection in an

Judge and Be Judged offers insights into moral life and moral judgment that aim to help in understanding our society's tendency towards either fundamentalism or relativism. By examining the social function of shame, the possibility of cross-cultural understanding, and obstacles to moral judgment in the classroom, this book charts a path that helps to avoid both fundamentalism and relativism.

Eric Bain-Selbo is Chair and Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Lebanon Valley College.

Preface

ix

``Judge Not, That You Be Not Judged'': Can Jesus' Teaching Be Salvaged?

1

(18)

Why Shame Is Good

19

(34)

Men Without Shame, or, Why So Many Germans Were Bad People

53

(24)

Can We Understand the Other?: Post-Colonial Theory and Cross-Cultural Studies

77

(48)

Achieving Dialogical Multiculturalism: Reflections on Virtues and Vices in the College Classroom

125

(22)

Conclusion: The Morals of the Stories and Even More

147

(36)

Bibliography

183

(10)

Index

193

(4)

About the Author

197

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Judge and Be Judged Moral Reflection in an Age of Relativism and Fundamentalism

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