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I’ve switched the original feed link in Feedburner to point to my new blog. If you were subscribed to ideant through Feedburner, you should be able to see this.

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I have been thinking about the question of what exactly is it that develops in moral development, and as a result I want to put forth some inconclusive thoughts. Cognitive structuralism’s approach to this question suggests that the answer is reason, that as people’s reasoning abilities develop, so do their morals. Piaget, for instance, mapped […]

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Introduction
Will the internet play an increasing role in shifting the source of moral standards from face-to-face communities to online networks? Gergen (1999), for example, argues that 20th century technologies of social connection undermine traditional face-to-face communities as the generative site for moral action. According to this kind of perspective, technologies such as the internet erode […]

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This past Friday, December 10, 2004, I hosted a very interesting online panel discussion with Stephen Downes, Ross Mayfield and Ziauddin Sardar (see panel description). Here is the transcript for the event.

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