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Anthropology of morality

moments when unreflective everyday morality is disrupted and people must consciously work out how to act ethically.

In anthropology of morality, moral breakdown refers to moments when unreflective everyday morality is disrupted and people must consciously work out how to act ethically. This meaning comes from Zigon (2007) in Anthropological Theory.[1]

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  1. Zigon, J. (2007). Moral breakdown and the ethical demand: A theoretical framework for an anthropology of moralities. Anthropological Theory, 7(2), 131-150. https://doi.org/10.1177/1463499607077295

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