Mutuality and Normative Ethics

Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 45 (4):521-541 (1970)
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Mutuality, the defining relationship of personal life, provides a meaningful context for unifying and clarifying three facets of personal existence: self-identity, rationality, and freedom

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10.5840/thought197045435

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