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Caring Beings and the Immanence of Value: An Inquiry into the Foundations of Interpersonal Morality
By what authority does morality make its demands? In this essay I argue that we find that authority within ourselves, immanent to - not necessarily the character - but the very fact of our own self-concern.
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