Between East and West : from singularity to community

Luce Irigaray · Stephen Pluháček

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Philosophy, Ethics, and Existentialism Study and Philosophy of Religion Diverse Philosophical and Cultural Studies

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Preface to the English EditionThe Time of LifeEastern TeachingsThe Way of BreathBeing I, Being WeThe Family Begins with TwoApproaching the Other as OtherMixing: A Principle for Refounding Community

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