Publikation: Too Much Self-Control?
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Although it seems commonsensical to say that one cannot merely have too little, but also too much self-control, the philosophical debate has largely focused on failures of self-control rather than its potential excesses. There are a few notable exceptions. But, by and large, the issue of having too much self-control has not received a lot of attention. This paper takes another careful look at the commonsensical position that it is possible to have too much self-control. One key insight that will emerge is that there are certain important confusions surrounding this view. Once these are removed, however, we are led to the conclusion that there need not be anything intrinsically problematic about being a paragon of self-control.
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ALTEHENGER, Hannah, 2024. Too Much Self-Control?. In: Erkenntnis. Springer. ISSN 0165-0106. eISSN 1572-8420. Verfügbar unter: doi: 10.1007/s10670-024-00786-8BibTex
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