Freedom: A Coherence Theory
Hackett (1992)
| Abstract | ... View (i) The Thesis of Essential Contestedness The view that freedom and other ideals such as justice are essentially contested is important, ... | |||||||||
| Keywords | Action Coherence Concept Conflict Freedom Heteronomy Justice Social Philosophy Theory | |||||||||
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