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ethical self

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See: conscience


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NDIA believes that the defense industry can tackle the need for ethical self governance.
Most important of all, readers of Wordsworth should abstract from their own past experiences those times of stressful solitude during which they learned to exercise ethical self restraint in the context of life beyond themselves.
Because their relation to the mainstream is more abstract, the poor no longer tend to form part of an imperative `otherness' through which an ethical self may be constituted.
 
 
 
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