A Study of the Influence of Custom On the Moral Judgment
A Study of the Influence of Custom On the Moral Judgment
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2. The basal question modified so that the poor man steals to save himself from starvation and does it persistently so as to cause an appreciable though not necessarily great loss to the baker.
3a. The basal question modified so that the poor man steals for himself a single loaf of bread from a large store owned by a very well-to-do man.
3b. An unmarried Englishwoman who had lived in the family of Mr. X in New York for many years died, bequeathing all her property to a wealthy sister in England.... Mr. X, as executor, attended, among other matters, to the sending of the personal effects of the deceased to the English sister. Six months later a half -worn pair of shoes which had belonged to her were dis- covered. Mrs. X wished to send them to the Salvation Army to be given to some poor person, but Mr. X objected that the shoes were not theirs to give away. He accordingly had them packed up for shipment to England. But now it appeared that the exact address of the sister (whom they had never known) was lost, and as she had in the meantime moved to another city, some time and trouble were expended before the shoes could be sent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. The basal question modified so that the poor man steals to save himself from starvation and does it persistently so as to cause an appreciable though not necessarily great loss to the baker.
3a. The basal question modified so that the poor man steals for himself a single loaf of bread from a large store owned by a very well-to-do man.
3b. An unmarried Englishwoman who had lived in the family of Mr. X in New York for many years died, bequeathing all her property to a wealthy sister in England.... Mr. X, as executor, attended, among other matters, to the sending of the personal effects of the deceased to the English sister. Six months later a half -worn pair of shoes which had belonged to her were dis- covered. Mrs. X wished to send them to the Salvation Army to be given to some poor person, but Mr. X objected that the shoes were not theirs to give away. He accordingly had them packed up for shipment to England. But now it appeared that the exact address of the sister (whom they had never known) was lost, and as she had in the meantime moved to another city, some time and trouble were expended before the shoes could be sent.
What to read after A Study of the Influence of Custom On the Moral Judgment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Chapman Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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