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Hypocrisy is rampant among the selfproclaimed virtuous from "summary" of Dictatorship of Virtue by Richard Bernstein

The notion that hypocrisy is widespread among those who claim to be virtuous is a recurring theme in the book "Dictatorship of Virtue" by Richard Bernstein. The author delves into the complexities of human nature, particularly the tendency for individuals to project an image of righteousness while simultaneously engaging in behavior that contradicts their proclaimed values. This phenomenon is particularly pronounced among individuals who position themselves as moral authorities or champions of a particular cause. Bernstein argues that the prevalence of hypocrisy among the self-proclaimed virtuous is rooted in a desire for power and control. By presenting themselves as paragons of virtue, individuals are able to exert influence over others and shap...
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    Dictatorship of Virtue

    Richard Bernstein

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