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... human freedom into a logic of domination and oppression . The desire to dominate nature had the underlying lust for domination of human beings . 10 The oppressive power of purely instrumental reason had therefore to be countered through ...
... human freedom into a logic of domination and oppression . The desire to dominate nature had the underlying lust for domination of human beings . 10 The oppressive power of purely instrumental reason had therefore to be countered through ...
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... human beings to make their own contributions , and it leads to human beings ' distinguishing themselves from one another and behaving exclusively for one another ; because they must produce their own contributions themselves , they must ...
... human beings to make their own contributions , and it leads to human beings ' distinguishing themselves from one another and behaving exclusively for one another ; because they must produce their own contributions themselves , they must ...
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... human La Belle Dame and Lamia , and the passive , angelic , victim feminine represented by the human figures of the young virgins , Isabella and Madeline . The horrible , disease - ridden pallor of Moneta's face as well as her cthonian ...
... human La Belle Dame and Lamia , and the passive , angelic , victim feminine represented by the human figures of the young virgins , Isabella and Madeline . The horrible , disease - ridden pallor of Moneta's face as well as her cthonian ...
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