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the materialist sets forth philosophical theses that are profound, but always for you and me, never for himself. Always, he reintroduces transcendence – liberty, a vision for society, the ideal – because in truth he cannot not believe himself to be free, and therefore answerable to values higher than nature and history.
A Brief History of Thought: A Philosophical Guide to Living (Learning to Live)
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