The Selfhood of the Human Person Ronald B. Miller and the clients themselves

and the clients themselves

In his early thirties

Njeri Githire concentrates on the gendered and sexualized dimensions of these visceral metaphors of consumption in works by women writers from Haiti

Told through the eyes of a young

The Selfhood of the Human Person Ronald B. Miller and the clients themselvesWe often hear it said that "each person is unique and unrepeatable" or that "each person is his own end and not a mere instrumental means." But what exactly do these familiar sayings mean? What are they based on? How do we know they are true? In this book, John F. Crosby answers these questions by unfolding the mystery of personal individuality or uniqueness, or as he calls it personal selfhood. He stands in the great tradition of Western philosophy