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Tag: Philosophy (Page 12 of 13)
In tragedy, suffering does not presently honor as a goal to be pursued by humans or as an embodiment of the project.
Everything can be just an illusion or an exclusive.
The subject itself is emptiness itself and always feels lacking in itself.
In Sartre’s mind, people’s choice is what matters.
Such refusal completes the narrative level of Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment with a refusal to work.
The great mistake of eighteenth-century liberals lay in their misunderstanding of the relationship between religion and freedom.