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    Supports→The reason to care for oneself for one's own sake is the same as the reason to care for a friend for her sake.

    What grounds concern for oneself is recognition of the intrinsic value of one's own excellent character.

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    In part, Friedman’s point is that sharing an evaluative perspective in the way that constitutes the intimacy of friendship involves coming to adopt her values as parts of my own sense of value. Whiting (1991) argues that such an approach fails properly to make sense of the idea that I love my friend for her sake. For to require that my friend’s values be my own is to blur the distinction between valuing these things for her sake and valuing them for my own. Moreover, Whiting (1986) argues, to un

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