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Elari
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The human being is not the eternal basis of human history and human culture but a historical and cultural artifact.
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Elari
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Considered from this point of view, to be a self is not to be a certain kind of being but to be in possession of a certain kind of theory (Harré,1985).
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Carlos
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J. Tim Willis
J. Tim Willis is on page 50 of 236
For a book with only 222 pages, it sure feels thick....or maybe that's how it's making ME feel . ;-) Not stopping though! I'm understanding about 50%, so that's a plus!
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