The article focuses on the concept of value blindness as a partial explanation for seeming disagreement in evaluations. The research initially focuses on the concept of value, if we are able to grasp values and in what manner. When studying the phenomenon of value blindness, von Hildebrand points out and explores in detail three types of such insensitivity. Von Hildebrand’s original distinction of this phenomenon opens up a field which requires exploration from both an epistemological as well as from a psychological angle.
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