Remembering Jonathan Lear: “He wanted to understand what it meant to be human, and he simply followed that question wherever it took him”
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Remembering Jonathan Lear: “He wanted to understand what it meant to be human, and he simply followed that question wherever it took him”
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Remembering Jonathan Lear: "He wanted to understand what it meant to be human, and he simply followed that question wherever...
[Revised entry by Andrea Falcon on November 3, 2025. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] One important mode of philosophical expression...