The Lived Experience of Being Fragile: On Becoming more “Living” During the Pandemic

Constructivist Foundations 16 (3):245-253 (2021)
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Context: The topic of my article, fragility, is a theme that has been little broached in philosophy and phenomenology, except by Ricœur, in the fifties, and recently Chrétien. I aim to bring it …

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