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Vaccination, Autonomy, and 'Moral Recklessness'
Abstract
the essay examines why Kant was conflicted about vaccination, on why vaccination can still be seen as a moral duty and on why a vaccination mandate is not (necessarily) consistent with our rightful, external freedom.Author's Profile
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