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Procedural autonomy and liberal legitimacy
John Christman
Philosophy
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Justice
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Public Reason
100%
Substantive Values
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Liberal Legitimacy
100%
Procedural Autonomy
100%
Procedural
50%
Individual Autonomy
50%
Liberalism
50%
Parallelization
50%
Liberal
50%
Political Liberalism
50%
Ation
50%
I Think
50%
Practical Setting
50%
Political Terminology
50%
Liberal Institutions
50%
Comprehensive Value
50%
Moral Vocabulary
50%
Proceduralist
50%
State Neutrality
50%
Value Commitments
50%
Arts and Humanities
Liberal
100%
Procedural
100%
substantive
100%
Framework
25%
Architecture
25%
Moral
25%
Conception
25%
Justification
25%
Neutral
25%
Political Liberalism
25%
Computer Science
Parallelism
100%
Basic Framework
100%
Social Sciences
Autonomy
100%
Justice
40%
Morality
20%
Political Liberalism
20%
Psychology
Autonomy
100%