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✓ Published: 06-Aug-2018
✓ Published: 06-Aug-2018
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Why do we always presuppose a certain principle, standard, nationality, political ideology, self-regulation, that is, a certain identity, when we think of ourselves? Why do we only understand others and our relationship with others from the definition of the human nature and the subsequent identity that follows? Each individual should resist perfunctory uniformity, and form subsets that withstand projection into extensive uniformity. Although we may consider overlapped structures as one or more
Why do we always presuppose a certain principle, standard, nationality, political ideology, self-regulation, that is, a certain identity, when we think of ourselves? Why do we only understand others and our relationship with others from the definition of the human nature and the subsequent identity that follows? Each individual should resist perfunctory uniformity, and form subsets that withstand projection into extensive uniformity. Although we may consider overlapped structures as one or more
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