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What does Jeff MacMahan mean by the "complex narrative unity" of a normal human life? Why is this supposedly morally relevant? How does Korsgaard respond to MacMahan's view of how this makes human life especially valuable? Is she right? Explain.
Microsociologist
A sociologist specializing in the study of the social processes and interactions that occur in small group settings, focusing on the nuances of human behavior and social dynamics.
Conversation Patterns
Refers to the structured ways in which people exchange information, ideas, or thoughts through verbal or non-verbal communication.
Sociologist
A social scientist who studies the development, structure, and functioning of human society and the dynamics of social relationships.
Positivism
The theory that sense perceptions are the only valid source of knowledge.
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