Descartes, Merab and Podoroga: What Means «ME» and Where the Limits of It Are
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Inter-subjectivity becomes not only epistemological, but also an esthetic imperative. In other words, the limits of my “ME” not only keep me from expanding, provide a definite framework, and teach the discipline of self-control, but also open the new horizons of events, communication and ministry (liturgy, in the primordial sense).References
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Cherenkov, M. (2009). Descartes, Merab and Podoroga: What Means «ME» and Where the Limits of It Are. Sententiae, 21(2), 136–142. https://doi.org/10.22240/sent21.02.136
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