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| Augustine says "lying angels" act as earthly priests falsifying morality. Kant claims that a socially normal person can't differentiate between highest good & demonic evil. | |
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| Kierkegaard says ethical appeals to universal truth can tempt a person away from God's plan. Nietzsche suggests bypassing social conceptions of good and evil in order to draw closer to truth. | |
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| Heidegger locates the greatest potentiality for being in the experience of alienation. Lacan says that to be free we must move past socially imposed limits into a state of schizophrenia. | |
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| Derrida proposes that all structures, both psychological & governmental, falsify their stability on an essentially empty claim. | |
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| Dante illustrates a movement through hell in order to find heaven. | |
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| This way, guys. We're almost there... Damn this was easy. | |
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