Artless Integrity

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Exploring the concept of 'moral imagination,' Susan Babbitt examines how individuals construct narratives to articulate their understanding of right and good. She posits that these stories, often perceived as disorganized or imperfect, serve as a flexible framework that allows for deviation and exploration of new directions. This approach emphasizes the importance of storytelling in moral reasoning, enabling individuals to navigate uncertainty while maintaining hope, even when their goals are not fully defined.