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... satisfactory companion to all aspects of Aquinas& apos;s thought, but the ten contributors hope to have provided a Companion to Aquinas that will suffice to introduce him to new readers and to show them and ... of the text. Cambridge Companions Online © Cambridge University Press, 2006 Cambridge Companions Online © Cambridge University Press, 2006 16 THE CAMB...

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... satisfactory companion to all aspects of Aquinas& apos;s thought, but the ten contributors hope to have provided a Companion to Aquinas that will suffice to introduce him to new readers and to show them and ... activities. He Cambridge Companions Online © Cambridge University Press, 2006 Cambridge Companions Online © Cambridge University Press, 2006 18 THE CAMB...

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... philosopher like Heidegger, the other person is just one of many: the they’, the crowd, the mass, the herd. I know all about the other because the other is part of the mass that surrounds and suffocates ... on the project and especially Stacy Keltner for preparing the bibliography and getting the manuscript into a state that could be delivered to the publishers. xii...

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... relations to other persons, then the worst might happen, that is, the failure to acknowledge the humanity of the other. Such, for Levinas, is what tookplace in the Shoah and in the countless other disasters ... philosopher like Heidegger, the other person is just one of many: the they’, the crowd, the mass, the herd. I know all about the other because the other is...

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... descendants of their ancestors and are themselves ancestors to those who are yet to come. Thus, Overview 5 In a nutshell, there are two rival frameworks governing the way the rela- tionship between the ... To the extent that they are treated as if they are Japanese, at least in some situations, they are Japanese to others in these situations. Japanese women married to Korean...

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... neighbours) came together to form a great race that could face the outsiders. The modern period was one of China in the world in which the Chinese would, together with other Asian peoples, rid themselves ... gentry took more responsibility for their own districts, fi rst in resisting the Taipings and then to restore order in the wake of the rebellion. Yet another trend was...

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... Defending their convictions and the right to live according to them, they left for the North – to the shores of the White Sea, the Urals, and to Siberia. Fairly early in its history the Old Belief ... Finnic tribes to the east and north, Baltic tribes to the northwest, Poles to the west, Hungarians to the south- west, and the Byzantine Empire to the s...

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... mes- tizosandmulattoswereaccordedasocialstatus lowerthanthatof whites, they were regarded as superior to the mass of the Indian peasants and black slaves whose inferior legal standing relegated them to the ... were to be the sources of the dominant languages and cul- tures, displacing – though not eliminating – the tongues of the native Americans whom the intrusive Iberi...

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... Cambridge Companions Online © Cambridge University Press, 2006 The Cambridge Companion to Modern Spanish Culture edited by DAVID T. GIES j CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridge Companions ... in the eighteenth century, Jovellanos and other men of the Enlightenment sought to hierarchize cultural production, to define audiences by socio-economic rank, and to try to...

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