The Risk of Being: What It Means to Be Good and Bad
Pennsylvania State University Press (1997)
Abstract
The Risk of Being attempts to forge a new language and a new way of reasoning about what it is like to be good and bad by focusing on existential phenomena that reveal what it means to be good and bad.Author's Profile
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0271017082 9780271017082 0271017074 (cloth : alk. paper) 0271039086 9780271039084 0271017074 0270777318
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