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On Sun, 1 Nov 2009, Andy Blunden wrote:
Actually Fichte, the philosophy of the Ich (or Ego or I, whichever), has an interesting line on it. He says that a person recognizes themself when they are recognized by another as a human being and summoned to exercise their freedom.Andy
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