Character as Moral Fiction

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The book explores the intriguing idea that labeling individuals with virtues can lead to the fulfillment of those very traits. It delves into the implications of this concept for ethics and epistemology, suggesting that our perceptions and attributions of virtue not only reflect character but also actively shape it. Through this lens, the author challenges traditional views and encourages readers to reconsider the power of language and belief in moral development.