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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 68 (3):735-743 (2007)
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Mele endeavors to analyze autonomy, understood as an actual condition of self-governance, in two stages. An account of ideally self-controlled agents is developed first. This account is then supplemented with features sufficient for individual autonomy.Author's Profile
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