Two Distinctions in Goodness

1983/04/01 by Christine M. Korsgaard · 7 citations
Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · #Philosophical Ethics and Theory #Multicultural Socio-Legal Studies #Theology and Philosophy of Evil

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Abstract

Philosophy

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