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Nietzsche: The Flourishing of Life,, the miracle of the potential one has for thought, feeling, learning and creation. A related idea is found in Heidegger (in his . with his notion of ‘being unto death’ . from which I make (perhaps against Heidegger’s intention) that in the face of death one should live to the full of one’s potential.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-10568-5y and design of it — as parts of grand, idealistic projects to improve humanity. According to the well known saying of Lyotard, the disillusion from this put an end to our ‘grand narratives?’. And how humanistic are neo-liberal market economies? Most extreme in his denunciation of humanism and the E

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-37306-1alculation and without demanding or even expecting anything in return. Self and other can never merge, be subsumed in each other, become equal or even comparable. Especially on the last point I agree and therefore I prefer to proceed with Levinas rather than Buber.

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Introduction,y and design of it — as parts of grand, idealistic projects to improve humanity. According to the well known saying of Lyotard, the disillusion from this put an end to our ‘grand narratives?’. And how humanistic are neo-liberal market economies? Most extreme in his denunciation of humanism and the E

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