VALUE CONFLICTS AND MORAL CHOICE: REJUSTIFYING YOUNG PEOPLE'S LIFE STANCE THROUGH BIBLIOTHERAPY

This article examines value conflicts and moral choice in bibliotherapeutic reading. Conceptual comparison and hermeneutic analysis explore the conditions for rejustifying decisions. A three-layer account links epistemic accuracy, normative reasons and practical responsibility. A literary case distinguishes alternatives, objections and obligations that remain after a choice.

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International Bulletin of Applied Sciences and Technology
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2026-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23340874
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Philosophical Ethics and Theory
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VALUE CONFLICTS AND MORAL CHOICE: REJUSTIFYING YOUNG PEOPLE'S LIFE STANCE THROUGH BIBLIOTHERAPY

Nishonova Diyora Tursunovna
International Bulletin of Applied Sciences and Technology
Philosophical Ethics and Theory
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VALUE CONFLICTS AND MORAL CHOICE: REJUSTIFYING YOUNG PEOPLE'S LIFE STANCE THROUGH BIBLIOTHERAPY

Nishonova Diyora Tursunovna
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Abstract

This article examines value conflicts and moral choice in bibliotherapeutic reading. Conceptual comparison and hermeneutic analysis explore the conditions for rejustifying decisions. A three-layer account links epistemic accuracy, normative reasons and practical responsibility. A literary case distinguishes alternatives, objections and obligations that remain after a choice.

International Bulletin of Applied Sciences and Technology
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Philosophical Ethics and Theory
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