2019Philosophy of educationOpen access

The Sense and Sensibility of Equality

Christopher J. Lebron

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Probably no philosopher imagines that the number of moral agents is exactly one, and that he or she is that one.Yet modern models of agency draw a bubble around each moral subject; when I act, the script is a monologue."

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Probably no philosopher imagines that the number of moral agents is exactly one, and that he or she is that one.Yet modern models of agency draw a bubble around each moral subject; when I act, the script is a monologue."

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Probably no philosopher imagines that the number of moral agents is exactly one, and that he or she is that one.Yet modern models of agency draw a bubble around each moral subject; when I act, the script is a monologue."

Key concepts: Sensibility, Sense (electronics), Aesthetics, Sociology, Epistemology, Political science, Philosophy, Engineering

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