Ethical Emptiness is a theoretical construct within literary and cultural criticism that denotes the pervasive moral disillusionment and loss of absolute values characterizing the post-World War I generation, particularly as manifested in the alienation, cynicism, and existential aimlessness of the Lost Generation’s worldview.
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The Expressionless: Law, Ethics, and the Imagery of Suffering
Panu Minkkinen · Law and Critique · 2008 · 18 citations
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Universidad Autónoma de Colombia
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The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI
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Balashikha, Russia
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- Asian Philosophy
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