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Czech essayist and philosopher (1907-1977)

Also known as: Ян Паточка, 얀 파토치카, ヤン・パトチカ, 扬·帕托奇卡, Паточка Ян, 巴托契卡

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Essays on living in truth and responsibility drawing directly on Patočka's ethics of dissent. (AI reason)
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Phenomenology of embodiment and perception related to Patočka's corporeal movement of existence. (AI reason)
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