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Kristina Lepold
6 min read
"Recognition": An Essay by Kristina Lepold (Keywords: Freedom; Agency; Personhood; Hegel; Honneth)
"Recognition is not just a moral or ethical concept, but also, and perhaps primarily, a political concept."


Francey Russell
10 min read
"Opacity": An Essay by Francey Russell (Keywords: Self-Knowledge; Moral Psychology; Literature)
"Self-knowledge emerges as an exercise of human agency, to be understood as the way in which one takes responsibility for one’s own mind."
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