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Jeff
The first use of that phrase is on p.20 of the edition that i'm reading:
"What [Christian and atheist existentialists] have in common is simply their belief that existence precedes essence; or, if you prefer, that subjectivity must be our point of departure."
(Yale University Press, copyright 2007; translation by Carol Macomber)
"What [Christian and atheist existentialists] have in common is simply their belief that existence precedes essence; or, if you prefer, that subjectivity must be our point of departure."
(Yale University Press, copyright 2007; translation by Carol Macomber)
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