... down to a Kohlbergian pre-conventional level. In such free-speaking times as we now live therefore, why do organisations attempt to dictate our thoughts and actions? As I earlier identified, the organisation does not want to be seen to be "socially unacceptable" whilst simultaneously achieving the best possible results ... need for a control-oriented approach. Since the organisation as an entity cannot be held responsible, why then should any body of people seek to control the moral judgement and actions of others? If I am likely to be held accountable for my actions, then I know I want ...

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... his purpose to life soon changes to torturing Dimmesdale. He does admit he was wrong marrying Hester without expressions of love. But never wrong that he would seek revenge. "-what had I to do it youth and beauty like thine own! Misshapened from my birthhour, how could I delude myself with the idea that intellectual gifts might veil physical deformity in a young girl's fantasy ... me, Hester, though he were to step down from a high place, and stand there beside thee on thy pedestal of shame, yet better were it so, than to hide a guilty heart through life." Pg. 65. For Dimmesdale, he is ...

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