Problem: Write a reply to Recognition and identity do lead to a different view of morality than consequentialism, deontology, and virtues they morality around them change depending on the given factors of recognition and identity. If an individual's identity can be formed/altered by recognition, and identity gives an individual a certain set of characteristics, then these characteristics can change their sense of morality in a domino affect. Taylor believes that an individual that is a subject of misrecognition can lead to them having a distorted view of themselves and associate themselves with inferiority such as many women have. Due to this leading moral standards on women to be different and unequal, then this directly conflicts with consequentialism, deontology, and virtues, as they are built upon the basis of a moral standard for all humans to follow. Taylor believes this constant misrecognition is a catalyst for self-hatred and is a basic human need.