Re: coercion

Robin Harwood (HARWOOD who-is-at UConnVM.UConn.Edu)
Fri, 26 Apr 96 22:20:01 EDT

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Katya asks:
>accidental than others. I wonder, in this case, whether this freedom many
>children would envy, is in fact a disguised form of coercion.

I would agree with this! A cultural constraint towards maximizing
individual agency is also a constraint--and possibly coercive.

Robin

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