Time and temporality - A phenomenological and feminist approach (Article)
Author: Forij Ecaterina
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Description: Time and temporality - A phenomenological and feminist approach (Article) por Forij Ecaterina explores temporality through a feminist phenomenological lens, focusing on Simone de Beauvoir's work. It offers valuable insights into gendered experiences of time, challenging traditional perspectives and prompting deeper reflection.
Pages: 7
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