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'The ambiguity of the ego consists in the fact that something that is a part of the world can stand over against the world, and even "possess" or be correlated with the world.'
-R. Sokolowski, Intro to Phenomenology, p. 113 https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/introduction-to-phenomenology/E674F6D1A67EB5EA0BAD016711487D9D
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AuthorBenjamin Bennett-Carpenter teaches at a public university in the Great Lakes region of North America and coaches at Sollars & Associates and independently. Archives
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