Recognizing Children as Agents: Taylor’s Hermeneutical Ontology and the Philosophy of Childhood

International Journal of Philosophical Studies 29 (5):791-808 (2021)
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Within his earliest contributions to the human sciences, Charles Taylor challenged dominant behavioral views by advancing a hermeneutical conception of human agency. For Taylor, persons continually...

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