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"Looking the Other in the Eye" as a Guide for Policymaking

"Looking the other in the eye" is a figure of speech that has a moral significance beyond its literary service. To be extended to public policy (i.e., beyond the face-to-face interactions of tightly knit communities), it must be applied to interactions mediated by institutions and cultural patterns. This can be done through a careful reformulation of what the figure of speech means. The possible use of this figure of speech in guiding policymaking is illustrated by applying it to two issues—homelessness and setting highway speed limits—to show how it can guide and clarify consideration of complex issues.