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Who among us would be content with the counsels of patience and delay?
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Again, Nussbaum goes on and talks about how in Greek dramas--
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Greek dramas invited people to take the perspectives of those
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who they would never imaginably be or even be in contact with
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and argue that this gave--led to an empathetic expansion.
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I think one of the greatest circles for moral good is storytelling
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where you're invited to take the perspective of another
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and see the world as they do. Finally, there are direct ways.
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You can ask people-- and this is a way which we talk to our children
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when we try to get our children to expand their moral concern of compassion.
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We say, "Try to see it from their point of view. How would you feel if--"
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Then there's indirect ways. You can, for instance, use the power of metaphor.