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“How, indeed, could a subject of action give an ethical character to his or her own life taken as a whole if this life were not gathered together in some way, and how could this occur if not, precisely, in the form of a narrative?” Paul Ricoeur: Sophie Gracesuggests that there is something right about both a narrative and an anti-narrative view of ethics, and that to get things right, we need to discard something in both; to learn something from both; and to move beyond both.