On Humility as a Regulative Virtue in Becoming a Person

Process Studies 44 (2):224-245 (2015)
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ABSTRACT: The present article explores two areas: a process based account of personhood and the meta-ethics of humility. The goal is to show that regulative virtues like humility play a prominent role in the development of humans as conceived by process philosophical accounts of personhood.

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Ludwig Jaskolla
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