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A PHILOSOPHICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE PHENOMENON OF SOCIAL RECOGNITION IN THE REINTEGRATION OF FORMER CONVICTS INTO SOCIETY
his article offers a philosophical analysis of the reintegration of former convicts into society through the prism of the phenomenon of social recognition. The author conceptualises recognition not as an act of benevolence or compassion directed towards an individual but as an i
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