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DESCRIPTION:Philosophers spend lots of time thinking about what is right an
 d wrong, and  some time thinking about how to get people to see what is r
 ight and  wrong—but almost no time thinking about how to get them to do wh
 at they  know is right. Anthony Appiah has spent the last decade thinking 
 about what  it takes to turn moral understanding into moral behavior. In t
 his talk, he  explores one of the keys to real moral revolution: mobilizi
 ng the social  power of honor and shame to change the world for the better
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LOCATION:UMBC Proscenium Theatre, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:Kwame Anthony Appiah: The Honor Code
URL:http://artscalendar.umbc.edu/2011/06/21/the-honor-code/
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