Involution (philosophy)
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This article is about involution in the academic field of philosophy. For other uses, see Involution (disambiguation).
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In philosophy, involution refers to situation where a process or object is "turned in" upon itself.
[edit] Involuted values
In meta-ethics, involution of values is when an otherwise convenient and decent system of values is taken to its inevitable logical conclusion and results in an indecent or inconvenient result.
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