2 docs tagged with "moral-imagination"

A structured developmental module for building contextual ethical reasoning at the Rational → Pluralistic edge — developing the capacity to recognize when abstract principles produce unjust outcomes, while preserving the ability for principled judgment and resisting the collapse into moral relativism. Draws on Kohlberg, Gilligan, Johnson, and Zehr.

A practical module for developing moral imagination as the cognitive-affective capacity that underlies integral ethics — holding multiple moral frameworks as complementary lenses, cultivating practical wisdom (phronesis), and building the character virtues that close the moral action gap.