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    A terminal attitude must be one that identifies with the ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→There must be an attitude that can be identified with the agent's point of view simply by virtue of being the attitude it is — an attitude from which no agent can possibly be alienated

    A terminal attitude must be one that identifies with the agent's point of view without depending on a higher-order identification

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    Reflections along these lines have led some to conclude that we are bound to come up empty-handed as long as we think of an agent’s identification with her motives as a self-relation she is responsible for securing. For, as long as we take this approach, we appear to be stuck with the question: under what conditions does the agent govern her identification with some motive? what conditions must she satisfy in order to identify with the motives that move her to identify with some of her motives a

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