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Bartholom?us B?hm MD,Jeffrey W. Milsom MD,Kiyokazu Nakajima MD, PhDtional reality of human selfhood’.. When ethical selfhood is applied to business corporations, it becomes apparent that a reversal of much of what is found in today’s corporations is required.. For example, Hegelian ethics demands a return to a situation where the actuality of ethical life occupies

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