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Self-constitution: agency, identity, and integrity

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Preface 1. Agency and Identity 2. The Metaphysics of Normativity 3. Formal and Substantive Principles of Reason 4. Practical Reason and the Unity of the Will 5. Autonomy & Efficacy 6. Expulsion from the Garden: The Transition to Humanity 7. The Constitutional Model 8. Defective Action 9. Integrity and Interaction 10. How to be a Person Bibliography Index

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Key concepts: Constitution, Identity (music), Agency (philosophy), Political science, Law, Sociology, Philosophy, Aesthetics