Ben Laurence

Photo of Ben LaurencePhoto | Beth RooneyBen Laurence is Associate Instructional Professor in the Social Sciences at the University of Chicago and a member of the Pozen Family Center for Human Rights. His work appears in numerous journals, as well as the collections Essays on Anscombe’s Intention and Practical Normativity.

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Cover: Agents of Change: Political Philosophy in PracticeAgents of Change: Political Philosophy in PracticeLaurence, BenHARDCOVER11/30/2021$36.00
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