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508:"Max Weber"
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550:. London:
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1943:Azurmendi
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1848:Nietzsche
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1465:Autonomy
1453:Concepts
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1389:Buddhist
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1258:Axiology
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1828:Bentham
1803:Spinoza
1798:Aquinas
1783:Mencius
1697:Western
1672:Torture
1637:Precept
1592:Loyalty
1587:Liberty
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1495:Dignity
1485:Consent
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1382:Schools
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