Ironic Deliberations: A (Regrettably Incomplete) Response to Fischer, Nelkin, and Vargas.

The author discusses the comment on his book "Talking to Our Selves" by John Martin Fischer, Dana Kay Nelkin, and Manuel R. Vargas. It mentions problems associated with morally responsible agency are among the most incorrigible in philosophy and expression of values that need not be threatened by se...

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Published in:Social Theory & Practice Vol. 44; no. 2; pp. 279 - 297
Main Author: Doris, John M.
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Published: Florida State University Apr2018
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