Conscientious Agency and the Life of Modernity

The Owl of Minerva 43 (1-2):125-138 (2011)
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Dean Moyar’s Hegel’s Conscience represents a set of achievements that I discuss in three sections: (1) the meaning of conscience in everyday moral discourse, (2) the interpretation of Hegel’s treatment of conscience, and (3) the importance of Hegel’s view of conscience for contemporary ethical/political discussion.

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C. Allen Speight
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