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The interests of the other in friendship, whether serious or slight, are not, in general, filtered through one’s antecedent tastes and interests or subjected to rational or moral scrutiny before they acquire action-guiding force.(2000, 285)Though their focus is on how friendship affects the friends’ behaviour, this also seems like an affirmation of the idea that friendship involves taking one’s friends seriously and lending a special weight to their perspective that it would not otherwise have.