The philosophy of dialogue is often presented as an attitude towards the world within framework relationship “I and Thou”. Martin Buber represented this approach in his works. Meanwhile, for other philosophers, especially Cohen Rosenzweig, unthinkable outside a more complete system person relations, which also includes He, She, They, We. A particularly sharp controversy unfolded between Rosenzw...

Recent research suggests that self-righteousness is bounded, arising more reliably in evaluations of immoral actions than in evaluations of moral actions. Here, we test four implications of this asymmetry in self-righteousness and the mechanism explaining it. We find that people are less likely to make negative character inferences from their own unethical behavior than from others' unethical b...