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Preface 1.1Self-Fulfillment: Pro and Con 1.2Some TerminologicalDistinctions 1.3Self-Fulfillment as Actualization of Potentialities 1.4TwoModes of Self-Fulfillment Ch. 2Self-Fulfillment as Aspiration-Fulfillment2.1What Are Aspirations? 2.2How Does One Get Aspirations? 2.3How Does OneFulfill One's Aspirations? 2.4To What Does One and Should One Aspire?2.5Three Types of Morality Ch. 3Capacity-Fulfillment and UniversalistMorality 3.1Capacities and Their Fulfillment 3.2Weighing Values to Determinethe Best Capacities: The Purposive Ranking Thesis 3.3Is Reason the Best ofHuman Capacities? 3.4The Rational Justification of Universalist Morality3.5Universalist Morality and Fulfillment of the Reasonable Self3.6Self-Respect and Diverse Ways of Life 3.7The Moral Criticism ofAspirations Ch. 4Capacity-Fulfillment and the Good Life 4.1Freedom andWell-Being as the Best of Practical Capacities 4.2Personalist Morality asBased upon Freedom 4.3Identity and Alienation 4.4Personalist Morality asBased upon Well-Being 4.5Virtues and Culture 4.6Duties to Oneself4.7Particularist Morality: Family, Love, Friendship 4.8ParticularistMorality: Community, Country, Culture Ch. 5Ultimate Values, Rights, andReason 5.1Human Dignity as the Basis of Rights 5.2Spirituality asSelf-Transcendent Excellence 5.3The Meaning of Life 5.4Individual and SocialContexts of Self-Fulfillment 5.5On Varieties of Self-Fulfillment 5.6HumanRights as Bases of Self-Fulfillment 5.7Are Self-Fulfillment and RightsCompatible? 5.8Self-Fulfillment and Rational Agency Index