Philosophy as Eco-Systematic Way of Life: Paradox as a Spiritual Exercise and Philosophic Parrhesia as Cross-Cultural Virtue

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Chapter 11 Philosophy as Eco-Systematic Way of Life: Paradox as a Spiritual Exercise and Philosophic Parrhesia as Cross-Cultural Virtue

In: Philosophy of Culture as Theory, Method, and Way of Life

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Andrew B. Irvine

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Series: Philosophy as a Way of Life, Volume: 2

Front Matter

Section 1 Philosophy of Culture as Theory and Method

Section 2 Philosophy of Culture as a Way of Life

Section 3 Applications of Philosophy of Culture

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