| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - e of self-interest, of singular profit, which, Chaucer indicates repeatedly, ought to be sacrificed to common profit: Chaucer's pilgrims generally are motivated by greed and self-interest, but they are judged against an ideal of altruism, of sacrificing singular profit to the common good, to social responsibility.] Hicks looks at some letters and documents regarding such things as challenges to
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