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Integrity and Self-Protection
Journal of Social Philosophy 35 (2):216–232 (2004)
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Self-protection seems to be negatively correlated with integrity on the standard conception of that virtue. To be self-protective is to lose some of our integrity. In this paper, I pursue the somewhat unlikely claim that a certain amount of self-protection is consistent with integrity and is even required by it in many circumstances.Author's Profile
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