Central claim
Agency is not adequately described by isolated choice; it depends on recognition, standing, enabling conditions, temporal continuity, and limits on conscription.
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| Work | Primary purpose | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Agency, Recognition, and the Conditions of Freedom | Structural framework beginning from the dominated case. | Conceptual architecture |
| Agency in Motion | Narrative and phenomenological account anchored in family memory and Craven Gibson. | Lived and interpretive |
| Agency First | Anti-domination argument centered on bodily non-conscription and temporal recognition. | Normative application |
Boundary and status
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