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Equality denotes the unhampered share which each individual member of the community has in the consequences of associated action.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgEquality denotes the unhampered share which each individual member of the community has in the consequences of associated action.
Dewey defines equality in terms of each individual's fair participation in collective actions.
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