where is trust heading?
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Abstract
Edgard Weber thinks of trust as a process which places the individual in a position which does not only take into account his or her group, his or her direct environment or that of his or her interest, but rather all humanity, regardless of origin, race or social class.In other words, a process that departs from that which is particular and takes an interest in that which is universal, like a horizon that retreats the more we approach it and as a process constructed with the Other. In this sense, three conditions underlie trust: hope, love, and faith.
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| Authors | ;Edgard Weber |
| Journal | philosophical transactions series a, mathematical, physical, and engineering sciences |
| Year | 2003 |
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