Hierarchical Autonomy, Self-Identification, and Self-Evaluation
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https://doi.org/10.14394/etyka.544Keywords:
egzystencjalizm, poczucie własnej wartości, etyka, ontologia, filozofia, szczęścieAbstract
In this paper, following a clarification of the concept of self, I critically reflect on the concept of personal autonomy as analyzed in the so-called ‘hierarchical’ model, in order to propose some amendments to the notions of self-identification and self-evaluation, which are of central importance to this model. The main result of my proposal is the substitution of the concept of extreme personal autonomy by that of caring about oneself — that is to say, the replacement of an extremely autonomous view by a moderately heteronomous view of personal autonomy.
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