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What holds society together? Tracking moral courage across 75 years and three democratic societies

2023-04-06

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<p>Moral courage – standing up and out in defense of personal and moral principles – is crucial for societies and may counteract rising challenges to democracy. Yet, what is moral courage? Is there a stable core of features that are invariant across time and cultures? We used natural language processing and human coding to analyze 2,328 articles across 75 years in newspapers-of-record in three major democracies (U...

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10.31234/osf.io/fmze3
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