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Bad faith, as a concept in phenomenology
Ever wondered what this key Sartrean concept is all about? Ever thought that there may be something off about human behaviours, which seems different from self-obliviousness, -blindness or -deception? Come for some state of the art, stay to plumb a few of the deep ambiguities internal to Sartre's phenomenological thinking.
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