Person, subjectivity and agency – from the perspective of critical realism

Journal of Critical Realism 20 (4):368-380 (2021)
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The perspective of critical realism in the reflection on a ‘human being' excludes any constructivist or subjectivist concepts of the ‘black hole' of language. This seems essential, in philosophy an...

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