According to Sandel (2012), "certain moral and civic goods are diminished or corrupted if bought and sold." (p. 111). For instance, a wedding toast is used to express a personal connection with the person or people it is addressed to, if it is bought by the person who is giving a toast, the toast loses this personal connection and becomes an impersonal speech. According to Sandel (2012), "Commodifying these practices displaces these norms–sympathy, generosity, thoughtfulness, attentiveness-and replaces them with market values." (p. 107). In the case of a wedding toast, a person is not expressing his own feeling, but rather some stranger's
According to Sandel (2012), "certain moral and civic goods are diminished or corrupted if bought and sold." (p. 111). For instance, a wedding toast is used to express a personal connection with the person or people it is addressed to, if it is bought by the person who is giving a toast, the toast loses this personal connection and becomes an impersonal speech. According to Sandel (2012), "Commodifying these practices displaces these norms–sympathy, generosity, thoughtfulness, attentiveness-and replaces them with market values." (p. 107). In the case of a wedding toast, a person is not expressing his own feeling, but rather some stranger's