Introduction to No. 1, Part two: Developing Moral Competence, Perfecting Selfhood, Practicing Forgiveness
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The introductioń to Ethics in Progress Special Issue, Vol. 7(1), No. 2 is
given, with brief exposes on the articles present in the section.
given, with brief exposes on the articles present in the section.
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Bardziński, F., & Dutka, J. (2016). Introduction to No. 1, Part two: Developing Moral Competence, Perfecting Selfhood, Practicing Forgiveness. ETHICS IN PROGRESS, 7(1), V-VIII. https://doi.org/10.14746/eip.2016.1.ii
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Developing Moral Competence, Perfecting Selfhood, Practicing Forgiveness
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