The Unspoken Morality of Childhood

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Exploring complex ethical concepts, this work delves into themes of identity, agency, and self-esteem, while also addressing forgiveness and familial relationships. The author, a senior ethicist, provides insights into the moral challenges faced in daily life, including dealing with loss and cultivating moral imagination. Through a thoughtful examination of childhood experiences, the book sheds light on the unspoken moral lessons that shape our understanding of family, friendship, and personal growth.