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Volume 117, Issue 1
  • ISSN: 0002-5275
  • E-ISSN: 2352-1244

Abstract

Abstract

De Haan’s enactivist approach enables a mapping of the scope of relational authenticity and clarifies the ambivalent role of others (and the environment) within this concept. However, since it remains unclear how this approach can establish a boundary to distinguish authenticity from inauthenticity, we find it less suitable for addressing critical questions about authentic action and society’s role in shaping it.

© Léon de Bruin & Nina S. de Boer
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Keyword(s): autonomy; enactivism; relational authenticity

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