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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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an agent must be independent, or completely separate from, his success in term of well-being
Should "an agent must be independent" be "an agent must be independent of"? Because what is followed is "or completely separate from (his success)", so "must be independent" should refer to "must be independent of (his success)".
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" Agency and Well-being: Distinction and Independence
To recognize the distinction between the "agency aspect" and the "well-being aspect" of a person does not require us to take the view that the person's success as an agent must be independent, or completely separate from, his success in term of well-being.
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" Agency and Well-being: Distinction and Independence
To recognize the distinction between the "agency aspect" and the "well-being aspect" of a person does not require us to take the view that the person's success as an agent must be independent, or completely separate from, his success in term of well-being.
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You need to say . . must be independent of , or completely separate from, his success in term s of well-being.
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- must be independent of , or completely separate from, his success in term s of well-being.
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You need to say
. . . must be independent of, or completely separate from, his success in terms of well-being.
. . . must be independent of, or completely separate from, his success in terms of well-being.
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