With Certainty, Competence, and Confidence

Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism 17 (2):85-100 (2009)
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Following Todorov’s reasoning this essay begins with a consideration of human nature. Continuing in the spirit of Todorov, to this “minimal anthropology” is added the values that comprise an ethical, a religious, and a civic humanism.

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