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The Nation: Back Talk: Martha C. Nussbaum.

“Disgust, though, is different because it has this singular type of irrationality. It’s not noncognitive; it has an idea. But the idea repudiates some aspect of ourselves. It embodies a kind of self-loathing.”

03/04/10 • 11:59 AM • History • Human Rights • Law • Politics • Psychology • Science • No Comments

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