Duty-Sensitive Self-Ownership

Social Philosophy and Policy 36 (2):264-283 (2019)
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This essay defends duty-sensitive self-ownership, a view about the special authority people have over their bodies that is designed to capture what is attractive about self-ownership theories without the implausible stringency usually associated with them.

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