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Accounting Standards and Company Lawnce of power and politics in the context of psychological processes that shape the very connections between the psychic and the social. She invokes political and psychological questions alongside one another by utilizing the revolutionary edge of psychoanalytic discourse.

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Strong Relationality and Hermeneutic Realism: A Conversation with Brent D. Slife,tuates many individuals. Although Slife is principally inspired by the hermeneutist tradition, he also understands his concept of strong relationality to be aligned with Levinas’s ethical philosophy in which the individual’s phenomenological encounter with the Other is always a radical moral calling.

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