The Experience of NothingnessTransaction Publishers - 147 páginas |
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Página xii
... present unreality of much that once seemed vividly real — and a suspi- cion that present realities inherit an identical fragility . The great Plato made this point in his parable of the cave . The book of Ecclesiastes makes it over and ...
... present unreality of much that once seemed vividly real — and a suspi- cion that present realities inherit an identical fragility . The great Plato made this point in his parable of the cave . The book of Ecclesiastes makes it over and ...
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... presents no reasons why one should— or should not . ) A lot of the writing I did then had to be thrown away , particularly the first pages ; but this is always true . The experience of nothingness has been a great friend to me . When it ...
... presents no reasons why one should— or should not . ) A lot of the writing I did then had to be thrown away , particularly the first pages ; but this is always true . The experience of nothingness has been a great friend to me . When it ...
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... present an already complex argument . The book published soon after this one , The Rise of the Unmeltable Ethnics , 2 is obviously social in its point of view , and its continuity with The Experience of Nothingness seems to me plain ...
... present an already complex argument . The book published soon after this one , The Rise of the Unmeltable Ethnics , 2 is obviously social in its point of view , and its continuity with The Experience of Nothingness seems to me plain ...
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Contenido
The Source of the Experience | 31 |
Inventing the Self | 67 |
Myths and Institutions | 95 |
St Therese Doctor | 139 |
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