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      Tsutserova, Yulia, author.
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      The Work of Art as a Momentous Site of Encounter in Heidegger / Tsutserova, Yulia, author.
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      Sparks, Jacob, author.
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      . Whether or not these beliefs turn out true, they have some epistemic merit. This work is an investigation
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      Brandt, Joshua, author.
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      both ancient and contemporary. My work bridges this existing work with the less explored topic of the
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      Blum, Elaine M., author.
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      Utilizing the work of John Dewey and Jane Addams, I argue that the social self provides a
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      Curry, Devin Sanchez, author.
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      be home from work by now. Anouk---a cat---believes it is dinner time. This dissertation is about what
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      Poisot-Cervantes, Hiram, author.
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      individuals are uncritical, conformist, and unhappy. The present work argues that the overman is a concept
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      Lovett, Matthew Thomas, author.
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      body. In so doing, I turn to the work of Gilles Deleuze and Jacques Lacan. I argue that, rather than
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      Pabis, Marianne, author.
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      contribution to the field of communication ethics from Ellul's Christocentric perspective, this work also
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      Aarons, Kieran, author.
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      revolutionary time. While the definition of revolutionary violence remains constant throughout his work (as 'the
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      Helphand, Dawn Herrera, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8554-9438
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      to this normative and rhetorical primacy, we must continually work to understand what we mean when we