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... whole man by it ; he wants to single out that one aspect of an individual which is identical with the whole man and can render every fact about him intelligible . But is there any one aspect of an individual which can be said to be ...
... whole man by it ; he wants to single out that one aspect of an individual which is identical with the whole man and can render every fact about him intelligible . But is there any one aspect of an individual which can be said to be ...
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... whole , " and the emphasis in that work was on the effort of the individ- ual to do this . But while in the Cri- tique , the individual is still seen as trying to render his experience into a " whole , " the emphasis of the author is ...
... whole , " and the emphasis in that work was on the effort of the individ- ual to do this . But while in the Cri- tique , the individual is still seen as trying to render his experience into a " whole , " the emphasis of the author is ...
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... whole , in his Critique his interest is to show that history is , or can be , rendered into a " whole , " the individ- ual being reduced to a part . In fact , the whole of the Critique turns out to be a systematic withdrawal from the ...
... whole , in his Critique his interest is to show that history is , or can be , rendered into a " whole , " the individ- ual being reduced to a part . In fact , the whole of the Critique turns out to be a systematic withdrawal from the ...
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