Question

What is the central idea of the moral logic of survivor guilt

Answer 1

Survivors often feel guilty about those who did not survive. To have a good character is to "hit the mean" with respect to both.

Answer 2

Survivors have a feeling of guilt that they were unable to save the others who died and empathise with the victims.

EXPLANATION:

• Moral logic refers to the reasoning of a person with which he can distinguish between right and wrong.
• At times the survivors have a feeling of guilt that they got survived but others won't.
• They feel bad for the victims and remorse thinking of what could have been done to save them.
• This is the central idea of the moral logic of the survivor's guilt.
• Many times, soldiers after they get returned from war have this same feeling.