¿ Se puede saber lo que se quiere?

Ideas Y Valores 44 (96-97):3-22 (1995)
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Can one come to know what one wants? In some very simple cases, the answer has to be positive but in some other cases the answer is not so clear. The answer depends on what kind of self-knowledge one is taking about. This article also aims at elucidating the notion of knowledge of one's own desires.

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