Respect For Persons as a Moral Principle—II

Philosophy 35 (135):289-305 (1960)
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In Part I of this discussion I considered the nature and validity of the principle of respect for persons as distinguished from its practical import and application. Before I proceed to that second topic let me draw together in summary fashion the main points of the view I have put forward.

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