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Research Article

Refuge and resilience: Being-together in a postapocalyptic era - the apocalyptic problematic in Western philosophy

Keynote address at PESA annual conference 2023. The inaugural Michael A. Peters Looking Forward Lecture

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Received 17 May 2024, Accepted 26 May 2024, Published online: 15 Jul 2024

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