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Freedom for the Personality

Psychiatry (New York), 1940
Lawrence K Frank
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Personal Identity as a Form of Freedom

Hastings Center Report, 2014
AbstractA commentary on “The Ethics of Anonymous Gamete Donation: Is There a Right to Know One's Genetic Origins?” by Inmaculada de Melo‐Martín, in the March‐April 2014 issue.
Marta, Spranzi, Laurence, Brunet
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Personal Freedom and Genetic Overdetermination

Tumori Journal, 1996
We do not intend to specify definite proposals as regards the scientific responsibility of genetic practice. This field of predicting the development of a pathology in an individual and family history requires reflection on the perception of personal risk, of the importance and reassurance deriving from a personal history, and of the benefits sharing ...
N, Crotti, D, Oppenheim
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Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person

The Journal of Philosophy, 1971
What philosophers have lately come to accept as analysis of the concept of a person is not actually analysis of that concept at all. Strawson, whose usage represents the current standard, identifies the concept of a person as “the concept of a type of entity such that both predicates ascribing states of consciousness and predicates ascribing corporeal ...
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On the Psychology of Personal Freedom

Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 1963
Discussions about freedom have in the past revolved about the polarity of submission to the law, for which the individual is rewarded with freedom, and ofaction against the social and political environment (as during the German occupation) because through rebellion and political or military action more perfect conditions for freedom will be created ...
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Freedom and Personality

Philosophy, 1939
Is it possible to say anything on the well-worn theme of human freedom or unfreedom which has not been ahready better said by someone else before us? It may be doubted; yet it is always worth while to see whether we cannot at least set what is perhaps already familiar to us in a fresh light and so come to a clearer comprehension of our own meaning ...
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