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Phenomenological Preliminaries,rging those who profess it with a failure to acknowledge either the scale of human suffering or the injustices that continue to produce or exacerbate it.. These are a well-rehearsed positions, to which little can be usefully added.

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,Ipseity’s Ownness and Uniqueness,d in the previous chapter (socialist utopias, for example, being the stuff of neo-liberal nightmares, and vice-versa). Yet, however much the ‘content’ of these desired futures might differ, it is invariably wrapped up in the same ‘form’ of optimistic expectation. As the American philosopher, Richard Rorty, has observed:

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Optimistic Democracy: The Politics of Hope,d in the previous chapter (socialist utopias, for example, being the stuff of neo-liberal nightmares, and vice-versa). Yet, however much the ‘content’ of these desired futures might differ, it is invariably wrapped up in the same ‘form’ of optimistic expectation. As the American philosopher, Richard Rorty, has observed:

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Models of Salvation: Religion, Eschatology and Hope,tions and institutions predicated on the existence of entities with powers of agency (that is, gods) or impersonal powers possessed of moral purposes (the Hindu notion of Karma, for example), which can set the conditions of, or intervene in, human affairs’..