Loyalty is a highly charged and important issue, often evoking
strong feelings and actions. What is loyalty? Is loyalty compatible
with impartiality? How do we respond to conflicts of loyalties? In
a global era, should we be trying to transcend loyalties to
particular political communities?
Drawing on a fascinating array of literary and cinematic
examples - The Remains of the Day, No Country for Old Men, The
English Patient, The Third Man, and more - Troy Jollimore expertly
unravels the phenomenon of loyalty from a philosophical standpoint.
He reflects on the idea that loyalty shapes our very identities,
and considers both the benefits and the dangers of loyalty: on the
one hand, how excessive loyalty can move us to perform immoral,
even evil actions; one the other, how loyalty can expand our lives
and give us a sense of meaning and belonging.
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