Birds of a Feather: The Connection Between Moral Codes and Friendship

Presenter Information

Kennedy Kline, Oberlin CollegeFollow

Location

King Building 121

Document Type

Presentation

Start Date

4-27-2019 7:00 PM

End Date

4-27-2019 8:00 PM

Abstract

Friendship is an inherent and important part of human life. Our close friends can influence us and benefit us in profound ways. What happens, then, when someone who appears to be morally good is friends with someone who is morally bad? Is true friendship possible between the morally good and morally bad person? I explore this problem and argue that such a friendship is not possible.

Keywords:

Philosophy of Friendship

Notes

Session VIII, Panel 25 - Relational | Morality
Moderator: Todd Ganson, Professor of Philosophy

Major

Philosophy; Law & Society

Advisor(s)

Harry Hirsch, Politics

Project Mentor(s)

Todd Ganson, Philosophy

April 2019

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Birds of a Feather: The Connection Between Moral Codes and Friendship

King Building 121

Friendship is an inherent and important part of human life. Our close friends can influence us and benefit us in profound ways. What happens, then, when someone who appears to be morally good is friends with someone who is morally bad? Is true friendship possible between the morally good and morally bad person? I explore this problem and argue that such a friendship is not possible.