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Title: Pride and Investment.
Authors: Isserow, Jessica
Source: Ethics. Jan2025, Vol. 135 Issue 2, p259-289. 31p.
Subjects: Pride & vanity, Investments, Ethics, Promiscuity, Researcher positionality
Abstract: We can feel proud of a great deal many things. But pride has its limits; I can be proud of myself or of my spouse for publishing a book, but not of a complete stranger for achieving the same. These observations reflect two central features of pride: its Promiscuity and its Positionality. Many accounts struggle to accommodate both. I diagnose this struggle as a symptom of a long-standing tendency to focus on self-directed pride to the exclusion of other-directed pride. Correcting for this, I develop an investment account, which smoothly handles pride's Promiscuity, Positionality, and many other features besides. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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