The Inter Processual Self: Towards a Personalist Virtue Ethics Proposal for Human Agency (original) (raw)

The paper explores the notion of the "inter-processual self" (IPS) within the context of human agency and personalist virtue ethics. It critiques the traditional "autonomous self" (AS) paradigm by suggesting that individual identity and agency are shaped through interpersonal processes and interactions, proposing a governance framework informed by IPS principles. Through the analysis of different theoretical foundations, particularly in ethics and management, the paper seeks to redefine the understanding of selfhood and organizational behavior, emphasizing the importance of relational dynamics in personal and professional contexts.