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100 1 $aAtkins, Kim.
245 10 $aNarrative identity and moral identity :$ba practical perspective /$cKim Atkins.
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505 0 $aLocke, Hume, and Kant on selfhood -- The ambiguity of embodiment : first- and third-personal perspectives -- Intersubjectivity and the second-personal perspective -- The embodied self and narrative identity -- Narrative identity and the ethical perspective -- Practical wisdom and moral exceptionality -- Autonomy competency and narrative competency.
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