Freedom and the Predicaments of Self-Realization In a Techno-Scientific Age

Idealistic Studies 7 (2):132-150 (1977)
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The following essay is part of a study which aims at grounding the concepts of freedom—personal, sociopolitical, metaphysical—and a variety of their combinations in the unique ontological structure of selfhood and its dialectical unfoldings. The claims of both hard determinism and absolute freedom are rejected.

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