The Sense of Existence in Marxism, Christianity and Liberal Mass Culture

Dialogue and Universalism 30 (2):217-228 (2020)
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The paper presents reflections on human existence and the nature of human being. The author of the paper presents his own standpoint and compares it with other philosophical and religious conceptions of the human being, inter alia those formed in Christianity, Marxism and Cartesianism. The primary concern of the essay is the existential-anthropological significance of human being’s creativity.

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