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    If transcendental autonomy is a structural precondition r... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The autonomy of the 'I' can be neither pure nor rigorous and cannot form the basis for a simple and linear differentiation of the human from the animal.

    If transcendental autonomy is a structural precondition rather than an empirical achievement, Derrida's genetic account of the 'I' misidentifies the relevant level of analysis.

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