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... individual , but at the same time , a deeper grasp of both the individual and the social , in short , a philosophical anthropology . In fact , he calls his own renovated " Marxism " a " prolegomena to any fu- ture anthropology . " The ...
... individual , but at the same time , a deeper grasp of both the individual and the social , in short , a philosophical anthropology . In fact , he calls his own renovated " Marxism " a " prolegomena to any fu- ture anthropology . " The ...
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... individual , his childhood , for instance , which Sartre will admit to lie outside the scope of a Marxist social psychology . On the contrary , he wants to extend the range of Marxist social psychology to cover childhood , too ; that he ...
... individual , his childhood , for instance , which Sartre will admit to lie outside the scope of a Marxist social psychology . On the contrary , he wants to extend the range of Marxist social psychology to cover childhood , too ; that he ...
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... individual responsibil- ity of each participant ? Let us see whether Sartre's numerical terms do not add up differently when made to express individual responsibility rather than individual power . An in- dividual engaged with ninety ...
... individual responsibil- ity of each participant ? Let us see whether Sartre's numerical terms do not add up differently when made to express individual responsibility rather than individual power . An in- dividual engaged with ninety ...
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