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Blaise Pascal on Duplicity, Sin, and the Fall: The Secret Instinct

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Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Philosophical Ethics and Theory Medieval Philosophy and Theology

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Introduction 1. The Evaluative Fall: Disordered Love and the Aversion to Truth 2. The Reign of Duplicity: Pascal s Political Theology 3. The Imaginary Self in a World of Illusion: Pascal on the Fallen Human Subject 4. Sin and Self-Deception in Pascal s Moral Theology 5. On Lying to Oneself: Analytic Philosophy on Self-Deception 6. A Pascalian Model of Sin as Self-Deception: Morally Culpable Self-Persuasion 7. The Way Back: On Loving the Truth

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