The creative, non-essential self: An argument for the self as a radical creative act through explication, comparison and synthesis of self and world ontology in Gilles Deleuze's philosophy, Kyoto Zen Buddhism and G. H. Mead's social theory. Book Discussion

The creative, non-essential self: An argument for the self as a radical creative act through explication, comparison and synthesis of self and world ontology in Gilles Deleuze's philosophy, Kyoto Zen Buddhism and G. H. Mead's social theory.

The creative, non-essential self: An argument for the self as a radical creative act through explication, comparison and synthesis of self and world ontology in Gilles Deleuze's philosophy, Kyoto Zen Buddhism and G. H. Mead's social theory. (NOOKstudy eTextbook)
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Michael Patrick Hagan

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