Moralism
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| A '''moralist''' is a writer who writes on [[mores]], a teacher of [[morals]]. The corresponding term in French is ''[[moraliste]]'' and in German the profession is called ''[[Moralistik]]''. | A '''moralist''' is a writer who writes on [[mores]], a teacher of [[morals]]. The corresponding term in French is ''[[moraliste]]'' and in German the profession is called ''[[Moralistik]]''. | ||
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| + | *[[Moraliste ]] (article in French) | ||
| + | *[[French moralist]] | ||
| *[[Moral lesson]] | *[[Moral lesson]] | ||
| *''[[The Immoralist]]'' | *''[[The Immoralist]]'' | ||
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A moralist is a writer who writes on mores, a teacher of morals. The corresponding term in French is moraliste and in German the profession is called Moralistik.
See also
- Moraliste (article in French)
- French moralist
- Moral lesson
- The Immoralist
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