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The Pathos of a First Meeting: Particularity and Singularity in the Critique of Technological Civilization
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A philosophical critique of George Grant's use of Heidegger that refers in detail to Reiner Schurmann to distinguish the terms "particularity" and "singularity."Author's Profile
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