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Esteem for contributions to the common good : the role of personifying attitudes and instrumental value
In Michel Seymour (ed.), The Plural States of Recognition. New York: Palgrave MacMillan. pp. 98-121 (2010)
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Social esteem, based on contributions the common good, or to the good of others, is an important phenomenon, and following Axel Honneth, it can be seen as an important subspecies of interpersonal recognition, side by side with respect and love. In this paper we will contrast two accounts of this phenomenon, hoping that this kind of cross-illumination will prove useful by clarifying a number of conceptual questions and options that one needs to be conscious of indiscussions about esteem as a form of recognition.Author Profiles
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