The Ambiguity of Justice Revisited: the Narrative and Imaginative Aspects of Social Power and Embodiment in Ricoeur’s Philosophy

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Chapter 4 The Ambiguity of Justice Revisited: the Narrative and Imaginative Aspects of Social Power and Embodiment in Ricoeur’s Philosophy

In: The Ambiguity of Justice: New Perspectives on Paul Ricoeur's Approach to Justice

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Geoffrey Dierckxsens

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Series: Social and Critical Theory, Volume: 25

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