Editors' Introduction.
Rather, in an interdisciplinary approach, a philosophical analysis of autonomy leads us to turn our attention not only toward the being of autonomy itself, that is, on its nature, but also onto the subject(s) of autonomy. Converging lines of reflections from these fields lead to the critique and the...
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