Interpreting Ethical Polyphony
Abstract
The second part of the polyphonic conversation introduced by the article immediately preceding it, above. In this segment, we interpret the responses proffered and offer summative analysis. The authors do pragmatically agree upon a provisional closing. However, given the scope to argue endlessly in a trite pseudo intellectual either/either argument (Gershwin & Gershwin, 1936), our accord convenes artificially on the metaphor of a woven tapestry. The opening promise of interpretation is something that is left, in deconstruction, with individual readers.Suggested Citation
david bevan and laura hartman. "Interpreting Ethical Polyphony" Business Ethics: A European Review 17.1 (2008): 64-68.
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