An open question the Institute puts to the texts. Raised in stage 05 Ricoeur.

Q: Each of us 'receives a certain narrative identity from the stories which are told to him or her' (Reflections on a New Ethos for Europe, in Kearney, ed., The Hermeneutics of Action, SAGE 1996, p. 6). Records, devices, and systems now tell those stories, and a determination directed upon a person then does not cost money; it costs being. This is DGH's question for technology and human dignity, and it is where the map's argument meets the institute's work on contestability.

Passages: Life in Quest of Narrative, p. 33 · Reflections on a New Ethos for Europe, p. 6

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