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Human Flourishing and Universal Justice
Social Philosophy and Policy 16 (1):333-361 (1999)
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The question of what constitutes human flourishing elicits an extraordinary variety of responses, which suggests that there are not merely differences of opinion at work, but also different understandings of the question itself. So it may help to introduce some clarity into the question before starting work on one answer to it.Author's Profile
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