How Does the Good Appear To Us?

Social Theory and Practice 34 (1):119-130 (2008)
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This is a rough draft of a critical notice of Sergio Tenenbaum’s book, Appearances of the Good, for Social Theory and Practice.

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Mark Schroeder
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